>> yeah. >> and for such a major city, you would think it would be on a weekend that's talking about you would think that they would come to the region and plan things for the weekend so that so many people can go, yeah, but you know what? you can get the day off again like you did for madonna the next day off. >> right? i guess so i guess i have unlimited do i have unlimited pto now? >> is that are you giving me a lemonade? >> hey, if i if i could make that call, wouldn't that be nice? >> all i want is a saturday night concert and a macy's, but can't get that yet. >> and a macy's by. good morning america for our viewers in the west. >> supreme court takes donald trump's case. major consequences in the race for president. high court set to hear an appeal on donald trump's claim of absolute immunity, central to his defense against charges he illegally tried to overturn the 2020 election as a judge in another state, kicks him off the ballot. >> wildfires burning out of control, turning deadly in texas

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to overturn the 2020 election. that puts his trial on hold serving the former president's strategy of pushing his trials past the presidential election. chief washington correspondent jon karl starts us off. good morning, jon. >> reporter: good morning, george. in deciding to take up the issue of presidential immunity, the supreme court has effectively delayed the most far reaching criminal case against donald trump, raising the real possibility that the trial in that case could be pushed back to late summer or fall, or possibly until after the presidential election. the supreme court is now on track to weigh in on claim donald trump has made, both in the courtroom and on the campaign trail. >> the president has to have immunity. there is nothing more important to a presidency than immunity. >> reporter: donald trump's claim of absolute immunity is central to his defense against the allegation that he illegally tried to overturn the 2020 election in an effort that culminated in the january 6th attack on the u.s. capitol.

the trial in that case, brought by special counsel jack smith, was originally scheduled to start next week, but is now on hold as the supreme court considers trump's immunity claims. the high court scheduled arguments in case for late april, with a decision not coming until several weeks after that, possibly in june. whether or not the supreme court agrees with trump's claim that a president, even a former president, is immuned from criminal prosecution for virtually anything done while in office, the delay is already something of a trump victory, raising the real possibility that the trial could be pushed back until after the presidential election. earlier this month federal appeals court unanimously rejected trump's immunity claim, ruling that his, quote, stance would collapse our system of separated powers, adding, we cannot accept that the office of the presidency places its former occupants above the law for all time thereafter.

with this delay, even if the trial was able to happen before the election, it would likely take place against the back drop of the political conventions later in the summer, or in the heat of the fall campaign, possibly, george, after voters in several states have already started casting their ballots. >> jon, another judge in illinois has thrown donald trump off the ballot. that's not likely to hold for long. >> reporter: no. this is the third state to make such a move, but the supreme court has heard arguments on this and we're expecting their decision any day now. that decision will affect all of this and the justices sure seem skeptical with the idea that trump could be thrown off the ballot. >> jon karl, thank you very much. let's bring in dan abrams. let's go to the supreme court. this question of immunity is not likely to be a close call. they will rule against donald trump there. why take it? >> because they want to put their stamp on it. the u.s. supreme court wants to weigh in on an incredibly

important question. look, this really is all about the clock. it always has been about the clock. i think donald trump and his legal team know they're not going to win the argument that he is completely immune, that the president has complete and total immunity. the question is, when do they decide that? and now this is a really big win for donald trump if you look at his effort, as an effort to delay. >> why take 16 days to decide this? why schedule arguments two months from now? >> reporter: the 16 days shows there was some dissent within the justices about what to do here. yeah, they could have expedited it even more. look, the easiest way to deal with moving it forward would have been to say, as they do in most cases, we're not gonna hear it. right? the appellate court has ruled on this.

we're gonna simply say this is not a case that the supreme court is going to weigh in on. and the appellate court decision would have stood against donald trump. the court not saying that. and then also not moving it quite as quickly as they could have. so i now think it's very unlikely that you're going to see this. >> one final question. could the judge, assume he's not immune, schedule the trial for november 8th? even if donald trump wins, he still has to face trial. >> that's one of the questions a professor asks in class. theoretically possible. practically, there's absolutely no way the judge is going to schedule the trial for after the slt election. there's just no way. by the way, i don't think the department of justice is going to allow the case to move forward even in the 60 days before the election. i don't think any of that period becomes a realistic possibility, although theoretically it's possible. >> thanks. >> you've been covering politics for decades. cannot underscore how unprecedented all of this is. >> last time we saw something

like this where it had such a major impact was bush v. gore in 2000. of course they stopped counting of the votes in florida which ended up helping george w. bush. >> all right, george. thank you. dan, appreciate it. now the devastating wild fires in the texas panhandle. nearly 1 million acres burned, with one of the fires spreading to the largest in texas history. mola lenghi is on the scene, has the latest for us. good morning, mola. >> reporter: good morning, robin. officials confirming one person killed in these fires. about 15 miles from where we are here. this as they are just now beginning to assess and realize all of the damage. homes and businesses like this completely lost. and this morning, fires continuing to rage. overnight those vicious wild fires in the texas panhandle turning deadly, as the devastation left in their path comes into view. local officials confirming at

least one woman now dead. homes reduced to ash, drone video showing swaths of burned land, as smoke billows across the plains. the fires stretching from the small towns. nearly 1 million acres of scorched earth as firefighters work to contain the blaze, many pouring into shelters. >> we had 50 plus people that came through. >> reporter: the fires so massive they could be seen from space. >> you have extremely high winds, dry fuel and low relative humidity. those conditions really make for a situation where these fires can grow rapidly. >> reporter: evacuating in a panic, some folks returned to find the charred remains of what was once their living rooms, their kitchens, their cars. their home. mallory wilhelm raised her kids in their home of 11 years. now this is all that remains. when you first put eyes on it, how did that hit you? >> made it feel real. it still doesn't feel real. just gut wrenching.

>> reporter: this driver face to face with flame, embers whipping against the windshield. and video capturing the home of the sheriff and his wife rachel burning to the ground. barely had time to escape. >> get some clothes, get your medicines, what you needed, get your animals and go. >> reporter: but the community here stays resilient. >> we're lucky to be alive. we'll make it through. >> reporter: firefighters making some progress yesterday but this is still very much a race against time. conditions are expected to get worse, with winds expected to get much stronger today, michael. >> winds are always a problem, mola. we're going to bring in sam champion, in for ginger, starting with the forecast for this fire zone. sam, good morning. >> good morning, michael. it's incredibly important. that fire in two days became texas' second largest wild fire. as mola said, the winds will be about 30 miles per hour today but there's stronger winds coming in this weekend.

we're waiting for the texas a&m fire service to come out with their new measurement today. it may be the largest one in texas. now, watch this cold front sweep through. 30 mile per hour winds all the way into the weekend. some gusts to 40-60 miles per hour. that east cold cold front has 60 to 70 mile winds. look at the tree damage in atlanta. we had tree damage in new york, lake effect snow in syracuse. the latest syracuse or lake effect snow is around 10 inches. that could be 14 inches with this cold air. new york you get a chill day today but you're going to mild up by the time we get towards the weekend. these are record temperatures that come in by the weekend, guys. so there's a lot of warmth coming back into play for the middle of next week. >> can't you just get it to stay? >> one way or the other, would be great. >> sam, thank you very much for that. we're going to turn now to president biden and donald trump both heading to our southern border today to highlight one of the top issues in this year's election. chief white house correspondent

mary bruce is at the border in brownsville, texas. good morning, mary. >> reporter: good morning, michael. these rare duelling visits here to the border today, president biden and donald trump will outline very different vision for how to tackle this immigration crisis. the president is expected to meet with border patrol and once again blame donald trump for taking that bipartisan border deal that would have included some soft toughest reforms in decade. it would have imposed stricter asylum restrictions, included daily limits on border crossing, billions for security. but donald trump pressured republicans to kill that bill to deny president biden a political win. donald trump is also eager to run on this issue in november. he is already promising mass deportations if elected and ratcheting up his rhetoric today trump and biden will make their case as they both look to open this issue in november. >> president biden went for his annual physical yesterday. what did we learn from that? >> reporter: his doctor said the president is fit to serve. he found no new health concerns

over the last year. he did say that the president is, quote, a healthy active robust 81-year-old. the annual exam did not, however, include a mental fitness test. doctors didn't think it was necessary. the white house argued the president pass a cognitive test every day just by doing his job. michael? >> mary, thank you very much. robin? now the big change coming to the senate. mitch mcconnell says he will step down as republican leader at the ends of the year ending his run as the longest serving senate leader. our senior congressional correspondent rachel scott is here on who could replace him. >> reporter: hey, robin. good morning. after 18 years in republican leadership, mitch mcconnell announcing he is stepping down from the position. the 82-year-old had a series of recent health scares in the last self-years, including a bad fall just last year. those alarming moments where he appeared to freeze mid sentence during press conferences. now mitch mcconnell, of course

thrb , this is all about the politics of the party. he has not spoken with donald trump in years. he refused to go along with his effort to overturn the 2020 election. he blocked president obama from filling a vacancy during an election year, allowing three of trump's choices. he said he is sorry to hear that. they used to fight like hell, but he never misrepresented anything. robin? >> mentioning the president. president's son was on capitol hill yesterday. what can you tell us? >> reporter: hunter biden testified behind closed doors for seven hours as republicans push the impeachment. so far they provided no concrete evidence of any wrongdoing by president biden. much of this played out behind closed doors but the transcript will be released in the coming day, robin. >> thank you. michael? now new scrutiny on boeing.

the justice department is now investigating its midair door blowout captured on camera in january. gio benitez is here with more. good morning, gio. >> good morning. multiple sources are telling abc news the doj is investigating the door plug blowout. you see the video right there. you remember when that door plug flew off a 737 max 9 in january while the alaska airlines flight was 16,000 feet in the air. the plane made an emergency landing. while no one was hurt, the doj wants to know if boeing violated its 2021 deferred prosecution agreement. that's when the doj was investigating boeing for those max crashes in 2018 and 2019 that killed more than 300 people. slt the settlement forced boeing to cooperate with federal government probes and fined the company $2.5 billion. boeing has declined to comment on this new investigation.

meanwhile the faa has told boeing that it must develop a comprehensive action plan specifically on quality control:the next 90 days. >> there was an incident overnight involving an american airlines plane. >> reporter: that's right. the american flight had taken off from jfk in new york and was heading to spain when the cockpit windshield cracked. the pilots turned the plane around and landed safely in boston. it happens so much more than you think. still, each time there's an indent now with a boeing plane, i adds to that perception problem for the company. even if it isn't their fault. so on that front, there's a long road ahead for boeing, michael. >> all right, gio. thank you. we're gonna turn to reaction over reports of surge pricing coming to wendy's, but the chain is saying, not so fast. victor oquendo here in the studio with more. >> great to see you all. some people are calling this a fast food fail. the headline sparked backlash and a fire storm on social media. people concerned that wendy's was going to start surge pricing depending on the time of day. but now wendy's said it was misunderstood and it will not

raise prices during peak hour, telling abc news, we didn't use the phrase surge pricing, nor do we plan to implement that tactic. that contradicts what the ceo said on aerpbings call earlier this month. quote, beginning as early as 2025 we will begin testing more enhanced features like dynamic pricing. dynamic pricing like uber use to describe surge pricing. wendy's said those comments were misconstrued. while they haven't said what they plan to do about pricing, wendy's said any new features would be designed to benefit our customers including the ability to offer, this is the fun part, guys, value discounts. so from surge pricing possibly some discounts. i'll bring you good news. >> wow. thank you, victor. good to have you here. >> good to be here. >> good to be here, guys. >> coming up the latest on the murder miystery in amish countr.

what authorities are saying as they conduct an investigation. plus the unofficial willy wonka experience that hit a sour note with families. and celebrating the life and career of richard lewis as stars like larry david pay tribute to their dear friend. let's go back to our dear friends sam. >> thank you very much. let's start with the west coast snow. we've got a brand new hit of it. it's about 36 inches of snow in some places in washington state. so we're clearing that out. the rain drops in so temperatures will get rain this afternoon. l.a. little more than yesterday, maybe 1-3 inches of rain. blizzard warnings in the mountains of california go all the way until sunday. blizzard warning in california, i want you to imagine heavy snow, 4 inches an hour pushed by a long stretch of time here, pushed by 80 to 100 mile an hour winds. the blizzard warning in california, they're saying don't even bother to go out. don't go there if you're not in tahoe. don't go near there. just let this pass. this is gonna be big snow all the way to jackson and steam boat springs. we will have beautiful snow pictures to show you lear in the morning. here's what you can expect this

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promised magic and wonder and a chocolate river. instead it had parents furious, some children were crying. the internet calling it willy wonka's fyre fest. when you see the pictures, you will see why. >> ladies and gentlemen, my name is willy wonka. >> reporter: for more than 50 years the story of willy wonka and his chocolate factory has captured our imagination. ♪ come with me and you'll be in a world of pure imagination ♪ >> reporter: conjuring up a magical experience chock full of candy and chocolate rivers. >> no other factory in the world mixes its chocolate by waterfall. it's the only way if you want it just right. >> reporter: those are the images parents had in mind when they took their family to the willy wonka experience in scott land. the advertisement spoke of cascading chocolate fountain, giant mushrooms filled with sweets. instead they got this. >> so you get nothing!

>> reporter: a nearly empty warehouse. >> we go in. there was maybe 20 chairs, something like that, a few table, a half inflated bouncey castle. >> reporter: a sad looking oompa loompa standing next to a half finished science project. >> we were all looking at each other in disbelief really. >> reporter: one parent telling abc his kids were given a jelly bean and half cup of limeade. no chocolate could be found. >> my little girl. she's only 4. she was dressed up as willy wonka. she was looking forward to it and she was quite disapointed. >> reporter: even paul connell, the man hired to play wonka, i was says he was duped. >> i was very excited. then i received the script, reaction to the event. understandably people are outraged. that's not okay. they were really let down. >> reporter: the event organizer which advertises extraordinary events and immersive experiences shut down the event midday.

so far nobody has received a refund. even the actors say they have not been paid. event organizers have not responded to our comment. they have also been advertising a harry potter experience. i don't think that will happen. >> buyer beware. yeah. >> generally not a good idea when the internet compares your event to a meth lab, which is what they were saying after this willy wonka experience. that's what they were saying. >> wow. okay, trevor. coming up later, is it too late to book your spring break flight? the answer to that and more with spring break on a budget. and advice from the points guy. next our leap day play of the day. accelerate growth, predict trends, you need to begin with trust. introducing watsonx governance. helping you govern any ai, as data, models, and policies change,

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i'm turning 15 and 60. >> karen sroka organized the cruise. the success proved 2024 would be even bigger and better. >> i created lanyards that says leap day baby on it. >> live music, dancing and celebrating with people who we have this one unique bond with, within this entire group. >> one in 1,461 are born on the day that comes once every four years including famous faces tony robbins and ja rule. leaplings traveling in from the u.k., sweden, canada and around 26 different u.s. states to get in on this special cruise. >> we have a mother and daughter who were both born on leap day. we also have a couple who, they are both leaplings. they were also married on leap day. >> so we're joined by leapling karen sroka.

she helped organize the cruise. first, happy birthday to all of you. happy birthday, everybody. >> thank you, thank you. we're so excited about this. >> so happy that we can do this live. you are on the cruise now. you are 12 years old today leap years. leap years. how do you celebrate that? >> well, we celebrate on a cruise with 69 other leap day babies who are also in attendance. today at 1 p.m. we do have a formal leap day ball where we're going to have a ball. >> i hope so. we're dying to see pictures of that. do you celebrate differently when it's the actual leap year versus when you celebrate on february 28th or march 1st? >> yes. for me personally, i celebrate on february 28th. i was born in february and a lot of my family was born in february as well, so i have kept it there. but others in attendance behind me, some celebrate both the 28th

and the 1st. some only celebrate on the 1st. >> i would go with both as well. why not? what does one wear to the big leap day ball? >> we made it kind of semiformal/formal. people can come casual but the majority of people coming today will be wearing a formal ball gown or suit of some sort. >> karen, why not, right? it only happens once every four years. we're so grateful that you came on. >> we're going all out. >> yeah. it's your leap day birthday. only happens once every four years. thank you for spending your morning with us. happy birthday, everybody! >> thank you. >> cruise on. one of my very dear friends is a leap baby. today she turns 15 and then she said don't do the math. [ laughter ] >> it has to be special when it actually falls on the day. >> yeah, yeah. she's on her way to a vacation with her husband.

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>> good morning america! >> announcer: live in times square, this is gma. >> this is gma. good morning america. happy february 29th. we're celebrating leap day this morning with tory johnson. she brought extra, extra deals and steals for this extra day of the year. bargains so good they only come every four years. that's how good they are. >> yet you have to pay the bill every month. [ laughter ] >> good reason for extra deals and steals. >> why not? why not? >> i love seeing tory here. she always brings it. we have the latest on princess kate after prince william made an appearance this morning. first top stories breaking at 8. supreme court agreed to hear donald trump's claim he's immune to prosecution on federal charges in an attempt to overturn the 2020 election. that puts his trial on hold, serving the former president's strategy of pushing his trials past the presidential election. want to go back to our chief washington correspondent jon karl. good morning, jon. >> reporter: good morning, george. in deciding to take up the issue

of presidential immunity, the supreme court is effectively delaying the most far reaching criminal case against donald trump raising the real possibility that this case could be delayed, the trial in this case, could be delayed until after the presidential election. the supreme court is now on track to weigh in on a claim donald trump has made both in the courtroom and on the campaign trail. >> the president has to have immunity. there is nothing more important to a presidency than immunity. >> reporter: donald trump's claim of absolute immunity is central to his defense against the allegation that he illegally tried to overturn the 2020 election in an effort that culminated in the january 6th attack on the u.s. capitol. the trial in that case brought by special counsel jack smith was originally scheduled to start next week, but is now on hold as the supreme court considers trump's immunity claims. the high court is scheduled oral arguments in the case for late april, with a decision likely

not coming until several weeks after that, possibly in june. whether or not the supreme court agrees that a president, even a former president, is immune from criminal prosecution for virtually anything done while in office, the delay is already something of a trump victory, raising the real possibility that the trial could be pushed back until after the presidential election. earlier this month a federal appeals court ruled the immunity claim would collapse our system of separation of powers, adding, we cannot accept the office of the presidency places its former occupants above the law for all time there after. michael? >> that's a good point there, jon. thank you very much for that. now to prince william, making an appearance this morning amid new questions about the royal family. maggie rulli is tracking the latest for us from london. maggie, some people are concerned about kate.

>> reporter: hey, michael. yeah, good morning. those concerns are just growing. we just saw prince william for the first time this morning. he visited a synagogue. this was the first time since he bowed out of the memorial service earlier this week. his explanation for that is that it was a personal matter. but that reasoning on the led to more concerns about his wife's health. kensington palace has said kate is doing well. in a statement just this morning they said, kensington palace made it clear in january the timelines of the princess's recovery an we would only be providing significant updates. that guidance stands. we haven't seen her since christmas. now questions about her condition are reaching a fever pitch. they are even becoming bit of an online phenomenon, with people coming up with wild theories about her where abouts. possibly fueling this is the fact that we've been seeing videos and photos of the king as he under goes his cancer treatment but nothing on kate. all we know is that she went into the hospital for planned

abdominal surgery in january and is now still recovering at home. robin? >> we still hope she is doing well, maggie. thank you. now the special delivery on the side of the road. a new baby. erielle reshef is here with the story. how are mom, baby and after this adventure, how's dad? >> reporter: robin, happy to report they are all doing well. they have quite a story to tell. there are lots of dads who are supportive during the birth of their baby, but few can say they actually delivered their babies themselves. this morning this is a badge of honor for this kansas city dad who sprang into action. >> i just delivered my baby. >> breatheing? >> yeah. >> all right. great. >> reporter: body camera footage capturing a video 3:30 in the morning this hero dad made a special delivery. >> northbound u.s. 159. baby was just delivered. >> reporter: miami county officers responding to a call for medical assistance in the early morning hours tuesday.

arriving to find the car doors open and riley on the ground before making a surprise announcement. >> i just delivered my baby. >> you did? >> yeah. >> reporter: one officer leaning in to check on the mother danielle and the baby. >> congratulations. >> reporter: a grateful riley offering a fist bump to officers who helped provide life saving instructions until medical personnel arrived. danielle and the newborn are visible still in the front seat. the baby, wrapped in riley's red t-shirt. as ems and fire crews tended to the pair. the sheriff's office sharing an update on facebook saying both mother and baby are doing great and congratulations to the family. of course we echo that. they need a copy of that body camera video, robin. >> thanks for sharing that. this morning we want to show some love and raise awareness for the many families marking rare disease day. these are illnesses that can often be overlooked affecting a few of them 1 in 2,000 people. many of these illnesses start in childhood.

i want you to see a young man who has persevered through so many challenges. that is tristan. that is the brother of my former long time assistant sunny. he has grin one. as his mom told me, he is the rarest of the rare as no one in that community has been identified with his same variant. and he is going strong. >> good. >> yeah. >> we're thinking about him. coming up in our gma morning menu, spring break on a budget. when's the best time to book your travel? and top alternative destinations as some hot spots crack down. also ahead, justin teasing something new with some old friends. will we get more music from 'nsync? plus we have a big surprise this morning. ike ejiochi is with marcus samuelsson and derrick hayes. they will surprise a small business in brooklyn. lara is with lori b. >> hi, robin. that's right. we're hoping you find the right colors for you.

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spring break on a budget. if you're looking for the best deals for your spring get away, we have tips on when and where to book your trip from nikki calvin. editor in large at the points guy. good morning. thank you for being here. we always get these tips on -- confetti. they're happy you're here. best time to book to get the best deals. so you're gonna tell us if these are fly or fake, okay? here's our first one. you should book your flights on tuesdays for the lowest price, fly or fake? >> i'm afraid michael starting off with a fake. i hear this one all the time. tuesday is the best day to book. it really isn't. you need to be flexible about the day you're willing to travel. the day you choose to click book doesn't matter. >> doesn't matter. tuesdays are out. fake. okay. next, you should book your hotel 10 to 14 days before you check in for the best deals. fly or fake? >> okay. fly. domestic hotel, this is the right timing if you can be

flexible. if you can't be flexible, give yourself more time. if you want a specific hotel, 30 days out. if you want to travel international, come see me in london, give yourself even more time. we love point, i'm the points guy. if you're able to use your points check out some of the hotels. you will be able to get something really cheap that way. >> i love london. i'll let you know when i'm coming 10 to 14 days out. next sunday is the cheapest day to start your trip? i have heard this forever. fly or fake? >> it's fake. >> ah! >> it's one of the most expensive days to travel. sorry. >> i have been wasting money all this time. where have you been? >> there are some good days. tuesdays and wednesdays can be up to 30% cheaper, thursdays up to 16% cheaper. yeah. you want to be careful about the days you're going to travel. they can be cheaper midweek. >> let's talk about destination. there are destinations where everyone thinks of, but it's not

what we're talking about. you have alternatives to consider. also saves you a little money. give us your top destination dupes. >> i can say that, dupes. dupes. san francisco, monterrey, california. >> great place. >> two hours south. you'll find hotel rooms are up to $150 cheaper per night. amazing stuff. you can see the sights of the big sur. also monterrey aquarium, cool place to go. they're having their 14th anniversary. cool place to go. the other one, if you love a national park, the dupe is russell snake canyon on the border of colorado and utah. you can get to denver for just $153. the second biggest concentration of arches in the united states. who knew? >> utah is really beautiful. i was there last year. south florida, that's always been popular.

spring break destination. now there are curfews and also earlier beach closings. what is the dupe for that? >> okay. so instead of miami, think close to tampa. saint petersburg. not far from tampa. you can fly to tampa for just over $100 round trip. you can get some of those beautiful gulf beaches and lots of culture and fun to have. >> thank you so much. all the information you give us, it is fly, not fake, people. listen to my guy right here. thank you so much. you just flew in from india so appreciate you being here. tomorrow, can ai book your spring break for less than you can? we're going to find out. gio and becky are back to find the best and biggest savings. time for pop news. sam and lara, take it away. >> get over here. we're going to begin with justin timberlake and 'nsync. they released a single last year, the first new song in over 20 years called "better place" for the trolls movie.

we talked about that. now looks like we're getting another song, guys, that will appear on justin's new album that's upcoming. the singer taking to tik tok to show off the deluxe vinyl version of the album "everything i thought it was." one fan must have been looking really, really, really closely because they wrote in the comments, blink twice if 'nsync is on a song called "paradise." this was justin's response. take a look. >> when you unwrap it, it's a singular piece of art. >> okay. gma pop news investigation figured that one out. seems like confirmation to me. chris kirkpatrick also responded with eye emoji comment. lance bass responded with, got something in your eyes? we won't have to wait too long to hear "paradise." justin's album "everything i thought it was "drops friday

march 15th." lot of people really excited about that. >> i'm working on my boy band moves. ready? >> bye bye bye. thank you. [ laughter ] >> we have to do a boy band thing. all right. we'll talk about it. first though let's talk about miley cyrus working it all out. weeks after winning her first grammy for her chart topping single "flowers" bringing down the house with her performance. cyrus announcing a brand new single a colab with farrell called doctor, work it out. cyrus revealed the cover art earlier this week. just released a video teaser of the upcoming hit. i said it. listen to this. ♪ i could be a doctor i could be a nurse i think i see the problem it's on the gonna get worse ♪ ♪ i need that medication just show me where it hurts

i need to rock it baby before your body hurts ♪ >> fans going kraeusz seu over that clip. and the tune. one person commenting miley won two grammys then said, let's make it three. i love that. doctor, work it out will begin streaming everywhere tomorrow. they will be releasing new music this spring including ariana grande, taylor swift and beyonce. >> pharrell there. >> yeah. 100%. 100%. >> the big '80s hair? i love every bit of it. >> love it. also this morning, guys, we've got friends in low places. garth brooks. we love him so much. opening up a new bar and restaurant in nashville. project that's been two years in the making. brooks has been documenting it for an upcoming series. we've got a first look and special message from garth. here it is. >> hey, everybody. i love me some good morning america. i promise you friends in low

places bar and honky tonk, you're in that stadium show. you're at that dive bar. ♪ try to remember, the friends and low places bar, there's construction of it. there's also the building of entertainment. that's what a bar and honky tonk is. at the same time, these people that come to a garth brooks spot expect what they see at a garth brooks concert. >> you're gonna get it. you're gonna get it. the show is called friends in low places. it follows garth and his wife tricia yearwood as they get set to build that bar in nashville. it begins streaming on prime video march 7th. robin roberts going to nashville. i'm so jealous. >> do you know what? i am going there. you might see them on our show that morning. >> ah. >> yes. >> that would be very exciting. we will be watching. >> can i stay in your apartment? [ laughter ] >> i don't know what you're

talking about. we'll meet you at garth's new place. thank you, garth. that's pop news. >> i can't wait to go to garth's new place. if you have never been in a lake effect snow band, this is what it looks like. look at this. it's fine one moment. if we have enough time to get a couple seconds into this. complete whiteout conditions. that's in syracuse. here's this cold blast coming all the way to the east coast. it's a one day thing. those wind chills, today only. look at this record heat back in the heartland. that pushes mild air to the east coast. records in minneapolis, records in chicago. we're just getting close to 60, if that's okay with you, washington and new york. that's the we th

>> now to leap year deals and steals. all these products are making their deals debut. let's get right to it because sam took too long. let's go. >> all right. mario badescu making their debut. i'm so excited for this one. this is incredibly targeted skin care clean and effective. we've got something for every skin concern. one of the products they are known for is right here this drying lotion. you see what they say, whatever you do, don't shake it. it's designed to keep that right at the bottom there. if you've got blemish, this really helps dry them up overnight. people refer to this as kind of a miracle. 20,000 five star reviews. we also have from them their vitamin c serum. this is a line that's tried and true, accessibly priced. with our deal today $9 to $22.50. >> okay.

skin renewal. >> yes. this is what i would like to say a luxurious splurge. this is revive. what i love about this, it was started 27 years ago by a reconstructive plastic surgeon who was developing all kinds of formulas to treat burn wounds. the focus was all about stimulating skin renewal and turnover to deliver your freshest, best skin. that's what these continue to do this day. i'm picky about splurging on skin care. i have really gone hard core on this because i see the results. so one of the best sellers and most popular products is called the moisturizing renewal cream. it's a retexturizer for overnight that in literally just one night you can see and feel the difference in your skin's texture. >> wow. >> i also love the face oil. that's a favorite as well as day moisturizer. you cannot go wrong with this one. i promise you. slashed in half plus free shipping. >> great. free shipping. all right.

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hayward bridge and then a live look outside this morning actually i think my clicker is not working. so we're not going to go live outside. but i was going to show you some slick roads out there in some areas. so just be be driving extra careful out there today because there could be slick roads. >> all right. thanks so much gloria. and up next, meteorologist lisa argen has your accuweather forecast. this is right after the break. my dry eyes made me a burning stinging five times a day makeup smearing drops. >> user i want another option. that's not another drop trivia. >> it's not another drop. it's the first and only nasal spray for dry eye trivia treats. the signs and symptoms of dry eye disease. fast by helping your body produce its own real tears. common side effects include sneezing, cough, and throat and nose irritation, relying only on drops. >> not me. my own real tears are my relief. >> ask your eye doctor about trivia. who is katie porter? >> a fake and an accomplished actor. that's from porter's

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joins us in las vegas. >> plus steve aoki and lil jon perform their new song that's at nine on abc seven. >> all right. good thursday morning. waking up to cloudy skies and a few scattered light rain showers and a lot of cold air on the way for the weekend. we have a level one system today. light to moderate showers as we get through the afternoon. with the winds gusting to 30 and 35 miles an hour. still dry in spots though. this morning amanda. all right. >> thanks so much, lisa. we will have another abc seven news update in about 30 minutes. and always on our abc seven news app and online. >> welcome back to gma live from times square. >> welcome back to gma. we've got a look now at a trend taking over social media. we've got a real look at uh. its seasonal you must remember this.asonal i remember doing this a long time ago. it is back. fashion hacks is more popular than ever. people finding the best hues for

them by wearing white capes and having experts figure it out. lori is here to talk to us all about it. you went to an expert to learn all about it, i understand. >> oh yes i did. i think we're going to show you what i learned. an age old fashion hack turned viral tik tok trend seasonal color analysis. it's not as easy as trying out a filter to figure out which hue works for you. color analysis is a tool that determines which colors are best suited for a person based on their natural features. these colors are broken down into season, winter, summer, spring and autumn. so i headed to house of color in brooklyn to get an expert opinion. >> what brings somebody into the house of color? >> some people, like myself, are just really frustrated with their wardrobe and they need something to simplify it. >> the color analysis involves testing out which colors work best for your skin, hair, makeup and jewelry. this work? >> not usually.

>> this look? >> yes. >> okay. >> look at that. do you see your skin? if you don't have time for an expert visit here are a few things to keep in mind. first up, feel the color out. >> pay attention to how you feel about certain colors. do you feel you have to wear a lot of makeup when you put on a certain color? that's an indicator it's not working for you. >> get to know your blues and yellows. >> that will help you. you can see which colors are looking better. >> throw out what you thought you knew. >> there's a common misconception, oh, if you have blue eyes or blonde hair you will either be a spring or summer. it doesn't work like that. >> what's my color season? turns out i'm a winter. i have been told since 11 that i was a spring. but plot twist, i'm a winter. i'm also a true believer in color analysis. >> me, too. i love this. thank you very much. tell us how it works.

>> so i am not an expert, as we all know, but i did learn a few things. basically you have to go back to first grade. do you remember your primary colors? there are yellow based and blue based. we have a color wheel chart over here. spring and autumn will be your more yellow based colors. they will be warmer. they will be richer. summer and winter are cool, blue based. so they're going to be icier, more vibrant, vivid. you use that to guide. one thing she made clear to me in the piece, there's no bad color. don't feel like if you're not a certain season, oh, i can't wear that. it's just what's your best color. >> all right. patient number one. [ laughter ] robin roberts. that is the color for what season? >> that's a good color. >> that's autumn. >> oh, yeah. >> we determined robin is, cue the horn, an autumn. you can see, we will have two really good ones there for her. bring that back. those are those rich, earthy

tones. look how beautiful. see how beautiful that is. >> like a nonseasonal color. >> robin is a girl for all seasons. but this next color, if we can bring that next piece of fabric right in, is not perhaps her best. this is from spring. just not doing the same thing. complexion, eye color. >> that periwinkle was a home run. >> what does autumn mean? >> yellow based colors. golden, warm, rich, earthy browns. if you were going to wear red, you'd go for a rich red and not a wine red. >> we got a screen shot to show you. [ laughter ] >> yeah, there it goes. >> just in case you needed a further explanation. >> i do want my hue, robin. >> here we go for sam. you can see how this just does wonders for his complexion.

look at his eyes. >> ten years younger, people. i love that bright jewel tone. let's do another one for him. >> did someone say jewel tone? >> jewel tone. there we go. >> it appears to me that you are a -- >> you are a winter! >> wow. >> you're a winter. >> i didn't know. >> i know you love the boys of summer. >> in my heart, flip flops and all. >> let's show sam in a nonwinter color. this is an autumn color. >> no. no. >> it's not giving us the sam champion we know an love. >> no, really not. please remove that color. [ laughter ] >> you can see one of those first colors, i'm also a winter. you, my friend, are also a winter. >> let's go to the videotape of sam champion. >> sam. it's very clear that you also agree with this analysis. is there a color that works for every season? >> you might think it is black

but it is primary red. >> wow. >> look how good this looks. >> yes! black works on all of the population. >> i'm wearing this home. >> as well you should. spring summer or fall. >> i love this trend is back. it's fun, too. and i love the screen shots. thank you. you may have those and bring them home with you. lori, we love you. hey, we've got more deals and steals with tory coming up. these are leap day deals. great savings for you and your pets. don't miss it, coming up on gma.

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>> back my popular demand. back with more leap year deals and steals in honor of this extra day of the year. tory, let's dive in with these products. >> every one is brand new to deals and steals. >> i love that. >> starting with universal -- oh, we got the peanut gallery applauding for us. thank you. universal standard. this is their best selling collection of denim. they sold over 300,000 pairs of jeans. fabulous thing about these, that stretch. you see that is the perfect amount of stretch in a premium fabric. they're all designed to fit every body shape, depending on

the style you like. we've got skinny, slim, straight, midrise, high rise. boyfriend. there's no low risers. we've got long as well as cropped. what i love is that it's a very size inclusive brand. they go from 00 to 40. great day to save. everything slashed in half. plus -- >> free shipping! >> from universal standard. okay. [ applause ] we'll help each other out. girl power there. >> comfy. >> so comfy. this is subset. it's all about certified sustainable organic cotton. all basic. these are the ones you're going to reach for every time when they're in your drawer. you have a drawer of underwear and bras that you never wear. you always grab the best ones. really fabulous fabric. nice supported fit in the bras. we've got bras and bralets. tees and tanks. one of their favorites is the

robe. when you see it open, the robe open, you're like, i can do errands in this. it looks and feels so good, you won't want to take it off. everything slashed in half, $10. >> this is adorable. >> this is a company that said there are two kinds of dogs in the world. your dog and everyone else's dog. >> true. >> and so why not wear yours right there on your heart? there he is. what's cool about this, you send them a photo of your pup, the face specifically. their team of artisans, they have a family run team of artisans based in austin texas. they hand draw your pet, sends you a proof and embroider it. it is extraordinary. those are my babies right there. these are george's right here. i think they are as serious as their father.

can we show george's? down in front. these down in front here. allie sent me these pictures. they are literally as serious as their father. they are fabulous. you choose one or two dogs. eight different colored sweat shirts. this is the fun one. think ahead for mother's day. you'll get a voucher and have six months to redeem this. let's start it now. it's really fun. all slashed in half. >> all right. what is this? >> this is called embr labs. this came from viewer requests saying this is a product they wanted. a personal thermostat for your wrist to cool down or warm up with just the touch of a button. this is the pulse point that can change everything. think about it. if you dip your toe in the water, it can cool down your whole body. if you take a sip of hot cocoa, it warms your whole body. sometimes you only need that tiny bit. that's the science based on this. changing the temperature right here can change the whole body. everything from hot flashes and night sweats to chills, this is

the solution for that. we've got it today 50% off plus free shipping. >> these boards are great. >> they are gorgeous from jk adams. they have been making these wood boards for 80 years. all made in america. we've got personalized options. this is one of their most popular with this indent here for a roast, poultry. >> great idea. >> two different sizes for serving. these are fabulous. they are slashed in half. one more down here. halfday travel. when you're out -- sorry. sorry. i almost left you behind. i'm already on the adventure. halfday travel. this is an awesome bag. half garment bag, half duffel bag. it will hold a suit or dresses, plus tons of stuff. it just folds right up like this. michael is eyeing this one. good to go. we have a lot from this company. all slashed in half. there you go. are you taking it? he's outta here. >> michael, what else were you eyeing? you were eyeing stuff. >> i was eyeing my pup.

yeah. >> tory, you have done it once again. >> thank you. thank you. you're telling me though our time is up. >> we don't have to wait another four years for this, do we? >> no. >> you can find the great deals on our website by using the qr code on your screen. welcome to deals and steals, all these great companies making their debut. sam? >> you made leap day fun. how about a crashing wave over a michigan light house? this is the most beautiful video from st. joe's michigan. if you time it right that wave comes up over the top of that. gorgeous. closest to grand rapids. grand rapids was 73 the other day. now the wind chill is 10. let's get a check of the best weather in the business from our local abc st

>> coming up our black history month finale. ike, marcus samuelson an derrick hayes have a surprise for somebody who's become a big part of this community.

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>> time now for the finale of our black history month celebration. this morning we're taking you to a family owned restaurant that's the heart and soul of their community. ike ejiochi is here with some special guests and a few surprises in store. good morning, ike. >> reporter: good morning, everyone. we're right outside cheris bedstuy. this isn't just about the great food. this place is all about the love they bring to this corner of brooklyn. i'm here with two massive, massive businessmen, marcus samuelsson and ceo of big d's

cheese steak derrick hayes. let's go. >> how you doing? >> i'm all right. ready to go in here and change some lives? >> let's do it. >> this is going to be great. this is the best part. come on, guys. hey, what's going on, everyone! [ cheers ] how are you? what's up, what's up, what's up? how are you? hello, hello. i gotta tell you, i am ike ejiochi. we are here with "good morning america." [ cheers ] you are on live tv. say hi to america. >> good morning america! >> now, torri, i know you thought you were part of a bunch of businesses that were getting a shout out. but we are here because of you guys. that's why we are here. [ applause ] now we want to show america why this place is so special. take a look. >> i love some mac and cheese.

the grits, they melt in your mouth. lamb chops are to die for. the sweet potato cheesecake. >> oh my god. >> reporter: the woman they're heaping phrase on is her, torri. >> we're on the phone all the time. okay, boss lady. i got it. >> reporter: boss lady opening her dream restaurant five years ago in honor of her mother, the beating heart of this close knit family. >> in the beginning me and my son went out faithfully every day. we would come home on the train 1 a.m., 2 a.m. she taught all of us the business. >> reporter: her family now celebrating the woman behind this gem in brooklyn which serves up magic every day. >> i'm very proud of her. you know, i seen all the kids growing up. i knew she would be something special. >> the beginning of bigger things to come and i love you my boss lady sister. >> i am just so proud of you.

thank you for teaching me. i love you. >> reporter: all right. all right. how about that? don't start those tears yet. torri, you opened this place just to pay homage to your family. >> yes. >> reporter: seeing how it brought everyone together, what does that mean to you, just seeing everyone here together and the fact that it is all because of you? >> it is such a labor of love. it was a dream that was realized. it was a surprise to my family and the way that they just rallied and trusted and stood behind me to make this happen. i cannot be more thankful to not only to a dream realized but being able to work with my family and to just see what we are able to build together and also offer this to the community where it was seriously lacking establishments like this to bring class to bedstuy as it is

ever so changing. we are so thankful to be part of that and doing it with my family. [ applause ] >> reporter: now, your mother is here. we know nana is here at 102 years old. [ applause ] marcus, i want to talk to you. this place is so important to torri. she maxed out credit card. she took out personal loans. as a successful restauranteur yourself, what is some advice you can give her? >> first of all, you are already adding to the community so much, but also adding to your family. listen to your family, but also listen to the customers. customers will tell you how to improve, make it better every day. you are doing fantastic. you are working together as a family. i can relate as a small business owner. i started my business. it's nerve-racking, right? you get nervous. are customers going to come? con tkpwrat hraeulg -- congratulations.

i am going to offer you one year of mentorship. you can call me. [ applause ] vip treatment for your family. and of course i had to come here with a book for you an your family. so inspiring. >> thank you so much. >> i think we got some more surprises. we're not done yet. derrick, we know you started your business from small just a station, a stand out of a gas station. now they call you the king of cheese steaks. pretty good. [ applause ] you know what it means to start small. >> me starting in the shell gas station. i dedicated my business to my father. you dedicated yours to your mother. it touched my heart. i was a fry cook. i was the grill cook. i was everything in my business. i had to do everything i had to do. being an african-american, starting out, we got to be everything because we tkaopbt have the resources. today i have a big surprise for

you. are you ready? >> i'm ready. >> on behalf of big d's cheese steaks i want to donate you a $40,000 check! >> what? [ applause ] >> guys, wonderful time here in brooklyn. enjoy it. we're going to enjoy it here, too. >> very much enjoying this. >> we got peach cobbler. >> the peach club. >> cheri's bedstuy better save some reservations for us. that was delicious. what a great story. i mean, well deserved. thank you so much for that, ike, you and everyone else there. everybody at home, stay there. we'll be right back.

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you can see also some rain here. and traffic is moving a little bit slower there. so we'll keep monitoring it for you throughout the morning. all right. good morning to you. >> you. see most of the rain shower activity has been up in the north bay. but we have a cold front that's going to work through the bay area. then some colder air in several days of rain. look at that dark sky there from oakland. temperatures upper 50s to near 60 with rain and wind. today amanda. >> all right. thank you so much, >> deja: from the blue live theater in the fountainebleau las vegas, it's live with kelly and mark! today, comedian jim gaffigan and mark stepped into the octagon be a ufc fighter. also, a performance by steve aoki andil