as we join you this tuesday morning, breaking news. multiple earthquakes striking puerto rico. earthquake emergency. a magnitude 6.4 quake and multiple aftershocks rocking puerto rico forcing a hospital to evacuate knocking the island into darkness a day after a 5.8 quake destroyed homes. we're live with the latest. on the edge. a deadly stampede erupts in iran for the funeral of the top commander killed by a u.s. drone strike. tensions escalating. what one of the top iranian officials is telling martha raddatz about their planning on striking back. >> your supreme leader said it

must be a direct proportional response carried out in the open. >> what is the target list? martha reporting live from iran this morning. australia arrests. two dozen people now facing charges for deliberately setting fires as those massive flames scorch more than 14 million acres. this family sheltering in a movie theater for days and the new warning about the rain. why fire officials say it could actually hurt their efforts to stop the flames. ginger is back on the front lines this morning. harvey weinstein hit with new sexual assault charges as his trial begins in new york. ronan farrow, who helped break the weinstein story is here live, only on "gma." bachelor bombshell. fans stunned when hannah b. makes an appearance not once, but twice on last night's premiere. an abc news exclusive. pat sajak's daughter maggie stepping in on "wheel of fortune" overnight. how vanna white helped her as her father recovered from that emergency surgery. our interview only on "gma."

it was appropriate that we were hearing "we are family" because we are family. the family is all back, michael. good to see you. >> feels good to be back. happy new year to you and everybody out ere. we have a big show today. we have a lot of breaking news to get to this morning. >> we certainly do. >> we do. that iran crisis continues to spread with iran promising direct attacks against americans. the u.s. warning ships in the middle east against possible attacks and dozens killed by a crowd stampede at the funeral of iran's commander. we go live to martha raddatz in tehran in a moment. but we begin with the chaos in puerto rico. a 6.4 earthquake and multiple aftershocks rocking the island just a day after a 5.8 earthquake destroyed multiple homes and this famous landmark, the punta ventana rock formation and victor oquendo has the very latest. good morning victor.

>> reporter: good morning, michael. this was felt across the island, the most powerful earthquake yet followed by a swarm of at least 11 more. we just got word a 73-year-old man died in puerto rico after a wall collapsed on him. there are more injuries on the southern part of the island. we're getting a better scope of the damage with sunrise. >> power in my room here in old san juan is out. >> reporter: this morning, puerto rico engulfed in darkness. lights barely flickering at the airport in san juan. >> the power went out at the airport. >> reporter: at least one hospital forced to evacuate patients to the streets in their gurneys after a powerful 6.4 earthquake rocked the island this morning. >> oh, my god, it's shaking. >> reporter: 21-year-old nicole peralta lives in san juan and woke up to her apartment swaying back and forth. >> i could hear cracks in my house. everything started falling over. >> reporter: this comes on the heels of monday's 5.8 quake called a foreshock that shook houses off their foundations, snapped power poles and toppled

this home pancaking both cars parked below. it was one of the strongest quakes to hit the u.s. territory causing small landslides on this highway. drivers forced to avoid boulders during their morning commute and officials say tremors have been hitting the area since late december. the quake striking less than ten miles off the southwest coast near the major city of ponce. still so vulnerable, more than two years since hurricane maria. >> when the rain coming in, water -- >> a lot of water comes inside. >> a lot of water. >> reporter: more than 13 aftershocks followed the quake and this station on the air during one of them. the threat of a quake looms large here because puerto rico sits along the border of two tectonic plates and people need to remain on high alerts. one of the main power plants also sustained some damage.

the hope is that power will be restored later today but with so many powerful aftershocks there >> robin? >> there is no time table for that. victor, thank you. frightening situation. thank you. now to the escalating tensions with iran as we said. the supreme leader is prompting direct attacks against americans. this as mourners pack into the streets for the funeral of iran's top commander leading to a deadly stampede. martha raddatz is in tehran where she just spoke with iran's foreign minister. good morning, martha. >> reporter: good morning, robin. this was the final day of the funeral procession and it turned tragic. the actual burial now postponed because of the crowds. this as the u.s. is warning ships in the gulf of possible retaliatory attacks. this morning, a deadly stampede erupting at the funeral procession of general soleimani in his hometown. reports of dozens killed. hundreds of thousands of mourners have been taking to the streets as soleimani is finally laid to rest. this image from space capturing

the massive crowds paying their respects to soleimani vowing revenge against the u.s. and this morning, in iran's capital, the foreign minister saying in a speech the u.s. will receive the definitive resolute response to its brazen criminal act in a place and at a time it hurts most. minister zarif who has been denied a visa to attend a u.n. meeting this week in new york, spoke to me shortly after those comments. >> iran is a very patient country. we will take our action after necessary deliberation, but i'm sure that it will be taken at a time of our choosing, not a time of the united states' choosing. >> there are reports that your supreme leader said it must be a direct proportional response carried out in the open. does that mean iran will acknowledge --

>> once we do it, yes, we will. we don't -- we don't carry cowardly acts of terror like the united states. >> reporter: i asked if civilians would be taken off the target list. >> iran has never put u.s. civilians on its target list to take them off its target list. we obey rules of international law. >> reporter: u.s. bases across the middle east are bracing for retaliatory attacks from the iranian regime. now the pentagon rushing to explain a leaked letter suggesting that u.s. troops are preparing to exit iraq and that the u.s. respects iraq's sovereign decision to order our departure. the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff saying the letter was only an unsigned draft and should not have been released, calling it a mistake. secretary of defense mark esper saying there has been no decision for u.s. troops to

leave iraq despite that vote by the iraqi parliament to kick them out. the u.s. is sending those b-52s for backup in addition to 3,500 additional troops to the mideast. all in a region that president trump had vowed to get american troops out of. george? >> everyone is braced. martha, thanks very much. all these moves reverberating across washington. so let's bring in cecilia vega from the white house, mary bruce on capitol hill. and, cecilia, with all this confusing communication from the administration they are under more pressure to bring answers to congress. >> reporter: you said it. confusion, a lot of contradictions, this issue martha raised about the status of troops there in iraq and what happens with them. you've got the defense secretary now flat out contradicting the president of the united states over this issue of whether they can strike cultural sites. the president has now twice defended his ability to hit iranian cultural sites. the defense secretary esper is now saying that the united states will indeed follow the laws of armed conflict and

you've got this huge question of why now. the president had said that the strike on soleimani was because of an imminent threat. he did an interview with rush limbaugh yesterday where he was essentially asked why now and made no mention of this imminent threat. democrats are demanding to know more and the white house will do this briefing with top congressional leaders on capitol hill. the entire congress will get this classified briefing tomorrow. they've got to start to answer these questions the democrats are demanding. >> mary bruce, speaker pelosi wants more than answers and will try to block any new military action against iran unless the president comes to congress first. >> reporter: the speaker is trying to reassert oversight responsibility. democrats are planning to vote on a war powers resolution to limit the president's military actions regarding iran. it would prohibit military engagement with iran after 30 days unless congress explicitly approves. >> but, mary, all this is happening right in the middle of impeachment -- got a major curveball. the president's former national

security adviser john bolton now says he's willing to answer a subpoena from the senate. >> reporter: george, this was a huge surprise, an about-face by john bolton. if he does testify he would be the closest adviser to the president to do so. he would be a key firsthand witness. he has key knowledge and is well aware of the pressure campaign that the president and his top aides and closest allies were pushing with ukraine. he allegedly once compared it to a drug deal. now, democrats here on the hill feel this surprise offer boosts their demand that the senate trial include witnesses and it certainly is upping the pressure on republicans and leader mitch mcconnell who so far has been resisting those demands. but, george, even key republican senators who say they want to hear from players like bolton say they are backing mcconnell's strategy here to wait until midtrial to make a call on witnesses. >> meantime, cecilia, the white house being relatively quiet on this issue and the president had a fractious relationship with john bolton. >> reporter: so far no response

from the white house and it's worth noting that bolton gave mitch mcconnell a heads up about this, but he did not give the white house a heads up. it would be bolton's position to testify. >> cecilia vega and mary bruce, thanks so much. michael? >> all right, george. now to the historic fires devastating australia. some 130 fires are burning right now scorching more than 14 million acres of land. at least 25 people have been killed and more than 2,000 homes destroyed. ginger is there at this morning. good morning, ginger. >> good morning, michael. we've been driving around for seven hours south of sydney today. it was just endless landscape just charred and you can see there's also just hot spots everywhere like the ones i'm surrounded by and my mask. when i'm not talking to you i'm

wearing this because the air quality is horrible. and the smoke, look at this satellite image. the smoke from the australia bushfires has now reached all the way to south america. this morning as intense flames still scorch parts of australia, at least four people are missing and at least two dozen are dead. new south wales police charging 24 people for allegedly setting some of these bushfires. an airline passenger spotting pyrocumulus clouds over the weekend essentially fire-induced thunderstorms, lightning from those storms starting new fires. >> we believe what we saw is a column collapse that spread that fire in a number of different directions so it's an incredibly difficult and dangerous season. >> reporter: more than 14 million acres have burned. fueled in part by australia's driest and hottest year on record. so when it rained monday -- >> whoo. >> yeah! >> reporter: -- people in sydney cheered as the skies opened up. but fire officials say that the rain is actually hampering their

ability to back burn, that's when firefighters set fires intentionally to control the progress of the main fire. let's start with the back burning. it's so counterintuitive for people to say i see rain, that has to be good. >> not enough to extinguish it but being a real pain in the fact that we can't light the fire in front of it so it is a problem at the moment. >> reporter: one of the biggest factors in the epic fire season that still has at least two months to go, the drought. driven by something called the indian ocean dipole. or iod. it's a fluctuation of sea temperatures in the indian ocean. in its positive phase the westerly winds that would typically bring rain weaken and sometimes easterly winds form. that takes all the warm water and rain-inducing storms away from australia. >> many areas haven't seen good rains for almost two years. >> reporter: tens of thousands have been evacuated, but for some escaping the inferno has

not been easy. >> we have three different attempts but had to come back because there was too much smoke. >> reporter: they were forced to go to a movie theater to seek refuge. >> there was ash coming from a vent. >> reporter: a helicopter finally managing to get in and get the family out to safety. >> you know how they say you never know what you got until it's gone? the air is what i'm appreciating right now, fresh air. >> reporter: can i show you something? even when you see these hot spots, there's a threat after the fire goes through. that tree burning from the inside out, trees can easily fall. that's how people can get hurt. a lot were set intentionally, that back burning we talked about. they're trying, the firefighters, to get on top of it because by this weekend the conditions get way worse. guys? >> can you give us more of a sense of being there, this is your first time to be in australia, not the reason why you wanted to be there, but we're glad you are. give us a sense of what people are dealing with there, ginger. >> reporter: the loss.

i mean it's unimaginable. you think about losing everything that you have, your neighbors also lose everything they have. they have a lot of help. they have a lot of heart here in australia. i've learned that. really great people, but they're feeling like this is only the middle. they're not even close to the end and have two months left in the fire season. so there's fear and hope combined, i'd say. >> but they are hardy people, they really are. ginger, thank you. we'll get back to you a little later. now to that investigation into that horrible chain reaction crash in pennsylvania that left five people dead. the ntsb on the scene again this morning collecting evidence that could reveal exactly what sparked that massive accident. gio benitez has much more on all this. good morning, gio. >> reporter: robin, good morning. just an awful crash. ntsb investigators will be on the ground for at least a week trying to figure out what caused it. let's show you what it looked like from the air. an unbelievable picture. the ntsb saying it all started when a bus bound for cincinnati from new york lost control and slammed into three tractor trailers and a passenger car.

now, the bus driver and two passengers were killed. the drivers of two of the trucks also killed. more than 60 injured. now, it turns out the bus did not have seat belts because it didn't have to. it is not yet mandatory to have seat belts on all buses. michael? >> all right, sad situation, thank you so much, gio. new clues about mysterious drone sightings in the heartland. law enforcement is setting up a task force to investigate and clayton sandell has the latest. >> reporter: it's the strange mystery with many questions but few answers. >> people said it's the north koreans. i've heard it's some alien invasion, drug enforcement. >> reporter: that's another one. nightly reports of drones buzzing the night sky since mid-december over parts of colorado and nebraska. we believe we saw them too. >> also weird lights on it that do not look like an airplane. >> reporter: with no idea who might be flying them or why local and federal officials including the fbi are now launching a drone task force.

>> people are concerned and we're going to try to get to the bottom of it. >> reporter: overnight investigators turned this fire plane into a drone hunter armed with high-tech sensors and cameras flying a spaghetti-shaped search for hours. authorities also looking for a potential command vehicle they say might look like a box trailer with antennas or a large van. >> military personnel were here today. assured us they are not withholding information from us. >> do you believe it? >> i don't know. i really don't. >> reporter: one man thought he saw a drone go down in flames but that may have been a shooting star. >> he saw what he believed was an object land in one of the fields out there. >> reporter: that lack of hard evidence leading to the theory that all those drones might simply be airplanes or even stars. >> this is sort of a modern version of the ufo hysteria in that people think they see something and all of a sudden everybody thinks they see something but they're really seeing nothing or seeing something that's eventually going to be easily explained scientifically.

>> reporter: now, the sheriff tells me these drones don't appear to be doing anything illegal, but he's warning people not to do something very illegal, and that is to shoot the drones down. he is worried someone could get hurt. the truth is out there, guys. >> all right, clayton, thank you. we are following a lot of other stories this morning. harvey weinstein facing new sexual assault charges. ronan farrow is here live. and we have our exclusive of pat sajak and his daughter maggie as she fills in on "wheel of fortune." how vanna white helped her out. first, let's go over to rob. >> hey guys, we have a little winter weather coming into the east. roanoke, washington, now extending into philadelphia and winter weather advisories for a fast-moving system. slushy commute from d.c. to philly later on tonight. time for your tuesday trivia brought to you by capital one.

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following right now. there is chaos in puerto rico this morning as multiple the earthquakes rocked the island. a 6.4 magnitude quake followed by multiple aftershocks forcing a church to collapse and a hospital to evacuate. this comes less than a day after that 5.8 earthquake destroyed multiple homes. also right now, iran's supreme leader is promising direct attacks against americans as massive crowds mourn the death of iran's top commander. a deadly stampede breaking out at the fine funeral in iran this morning. >> tensions escalating there. we turn to the latest for harvey weinstein. with new charges filed in los angeles, just as a trial on separate charges gets under way in new york and linsey davis is outside the manhattan courthouse where jury selection is set to begin later today. good morning, linsey. >> reporter: good morning to you, george. just yesterday harvey weinstein's defense team asked the judge if the jurors could be sequestered arguing that they could potentially be prejudiced if criminal charges were to be filed in another jurisdiction and just yesterday criminal charges were filed in another jurisdiction.

just hours after harvey weinstein hobbled into a new york courthouse on monday for his long-awaited criminal trial, new charges were leveled against the disgraced hollywood mogul from across the country in los angeles. the new charges involve alleged encounters with two women, one referred to as jane doe 1 accusing weinstein of raping her in her los angeles hotel room in 2013. >> she's gratified and she's relieved that these charges have been brought against weinstein for what he did to her. >> reporter: then the very next night the district attorney claims weinstein sexually assaulted another woman in a beverly hills suite. >> mr. weinstein -- >> reporter: the district attorney claims the alleged attacks occurred days before weinstein appeared here at the 2013 oscars' red carpet with his pregnant wife. >> the defendant used his power and influence to gain access to his victims and then committed violent crimes against them.

>> reporter: it was two years ago that more than 80 women accused the former film producer of sexual harassment, assault or rape. the new york trial involves only two of the alleged victims. >> this trial is to show the jury, the state of new york and the world that there's more to this than they would like everyone to believe. >> reporter: weinstein has denied all the allegations saying any sexual relations were consensual. just outside in the shadow of the courthouse several of weinstein's accusers standing in solidarity. >> i join these other brave women who are also harmed by harvey weinstein to say, we aren't going anywhere. >> it will mean the most to the brave women testifying and to all of us silence-breakers. >> reporter: one of the women from the case in l.a. is expected to testify at this criminal trial in new york to try to help prosecutors establish that weinstein had a pattern of behavior.

george? >> linsey, thanks. we're here with ronan farrow, one of the first to break the story and author of "catch and kill" and host of the "catch and kill" podcast. this new york trial first. the two accusers are unnamed but you say that it's the witnesses including annabella sciorra who will be critical. >> what's striking about how the prosecutors have laid out the case is there's extra more serious charge that carries a longer potentially even life sentence of predatory sexual assault meaning, yes, the case is narrowly focused on those two but prosecutors have taken a big risk in also trying to establish this is a pattern as linsey mentioned. that means they have to sort of double prove in some of these case, prove not only the charge at issue but also this secondary witness they're bringing in someone like annabella sciorra. >> because you have these outside witnesses -- wae saw is the crowds outside the courthouse yesterday -- this is likely to get ugly both inside and outside the courtroom. >> one of the things i've reported on a lot over the years harvey weinstein has been effective at manipulating exactly this kind of a process. you've already seen in this case harvey weinstein's lawyers

succeed in getting one of the charges against him dropped. you've already seen them launch attacks on the witnesses in the press. there was a confrontation yesterday where prosecutors were requesting a gag order so that weinstein's lawyers would stop talking to -- >> they didn't get it. >> they didn't get it, but the judge did chastise weinstein's lawyers and say you've got to stop impugning the witnesses. that was clearly in response to a comment weinstein's lawyer said saying annabella is a good actress, implying she would be lying on the stand. >> this is not a slam dunk for prosecutors. >> it is not. this element of proving not only the charges at issue but also a course of conduct, a pattern sets a very high goal. it's atypical. more often you'd see something like a prior conviction being the predicate that establishes the pattern. here they have to prove brand-new additional fact patterns. >> meantime, while this is happening, the prosecutor in l.a. is coming out with new charges. we don't know much about those accusers. >> that's right but it appears they're taking something of a similar approach. whether or not there is an additional charge of predatory sexual assault they certainly at least will be bringing in other character-type witnesses and

they asked some of my sources, for instance, would they be willing to testify even though those sources didn't have incidents that took place in that jurisdiction. >> ronan farrow, thanks very much. >> good to be here. >> michael? thank you, george. >> thank you, george. now to the latest on the search for those missing idaho siblings and the mystery surrounding their mother who police say is on the run. now, her oldest son is begging her to come home. diane macedo is here with more. good morning, diane. >> reporter: michael, good morning. colby is pleading with his mother to help find her children. attorneys for lori's ex-husband says he feared for his life and the safety of his children. now he is dead, the children are gone and police say lori and her new husband are on the run. the brother of two missing idaho kids making an emotional plea. >> mom, i want to talk to you like i'm sitting across the room from you. >> reporter: that's colby ryan sending a message to his mother, lori, who they say has continued to be uncooperative after his

siblings went missing late last year. >> i just need this to end for tylee and j.j. and all of us. this is not okay. >> reporter: family members say lori and her current husband chad daybell say that j.j. who was adopted and has special needs was staying with a friend in arizona. police say they later learned that was a lie. authorities also say lori told some witnesses her daughter had died a year ago. and this morning, new details are calling into question lori vallow's state of mind. in a newly obtained 2019 court document lori vallow's fourth husband asked the court for custody of their child pointing to her newfound religious beliefs and the court documents say charles claims lori told him she could not trust vallow and that she would not only kill him but would destroy him financially. five months later he was killed shot by lori's brother in a dispute still being investigated and that brother who shot vallow's ex-husband also died last month.

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we're back now with our exclusive with "wheel of fortune" host pat sajak and his daughter maggie, speaking out about his health scare, that terrifying moment when he collapsed and what it was like filling in on last night's show. paula faris sat down with her. good morning, paula. >> good morning to all of you. maggie sajak was with her father when he started to feel ill and had gone for a walk and he was totally fine but as he was getting ready for work he was doubled over in the fetal position. that's when they rushed him to the hospital. >> announcer: pat sajak and vanna white. >> i believe that's us. >> reporter: for nearly four decades fortune has been on pat is a jack's side, never more so than when he suffered a health scare last year, forcing the 73-year-old to momentarily step aside from his hosting responsibilities and by his side when he collapsed in excruciating pain was his daughter maggie. >> how did you know something was really wrong? >> he's not a big complainer, i

guess so, you know, i could tell he was taking it seriously. we don't usually, you know, go into the emergency room, you know, for little things. >> i think the fetal position was what gave me away. >> reporter: speaking out for the first time since watching the game show host wheeled in for emergency surgery, maggie helping her father on the road to recovery. >> once i got home she became nurse ratched. to this day i don't think i'm allowed to pick up anything heavier than a pillow. >> i'm a very strict nurse. >> you probably thought about life without your dad. that's how serious things were. >> it definitely does hit you in those moments. you appreciate the person even more. >> reporter: the health scare forced sajak to take time off from "wheel of fortune." in the meantime, longtime co-host vanna white stepping in to fill his shoes. >> please welcome pat's daughter, maggie sajak. [ applause ] >> reporter: on monday night maggie taking on the role of guest letter turner. >> it was bittersweet because obviously the circumstances, you know, that my dad couldn't be there.

>> reporter: maggie is seen here being introduced to the show back in 1996. >> she just turned 1 year old and there you go, mags, come on. >> reporter: she got a little practice before the taping from an old friend. >> i asked vanna to come over the house the night before just to talk about some of the logistics of doing it. so you practiced on the -- >> yes. >> on the refrigerator. >> we acted like our refrigerator was the puzzle board so probably should have taken pictures. it would have been cute. vanna was like this is where you touch the letters. this is how hard you touch him. >> vanna makes it look easy. is it? >> it's more complicated. like i said, with his job, they make their job look so easy but it is more complicated than you think. >> reporter: now pat is back in the studio filming new episodes set to begin airing next week. >> how good is it to see your dad back at work? >> amazing. it was definitely really scary. i would like to say i was a trouper at the beginning but i wasn't. i pulled myself together and i'm

just so happy he's back in action. >> your dad told me that he's thinking about hanging them up. hanging up the cleats in maybe two to three years. what do you think about that? >> i think whenever he's ready obviously. i know that he wants to be able to leave kind of on his terms and no matter what he decides to do, i know he has such a lasting legacy with the show. >> now, pat tells me what he remembers most about that morning of the health scare was how it affected his daughter. he says this has brought the two of them even closer and as you can tell they already are. he is so incredibly proud of her. as for practicing the letter turning when vanna came over she says you do have to press the letters. a lot of people think they're just miming it, but they're not. you actually have to touch the letter. it's much more complicated than a lot of people give them credit for. >> i love the bond between the two of them. >> i know. >> similar sense of humor. >> they're both very sarcastic. wonderful sense of humor. >> like father like daughter. >> exactly. >> thank you very much. coming up, we have the ultimate piggyback ride. it is our "play of the day." we'll be right back.

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good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. tensions are escalating with iran as a deadly stampede erupts at a funeral of the top commander killed by a drone strike. martha raddatz one-on-one with a top iranian official and his plans on how they plan to strike back. earthquakes rocking puerto rico forcing a hospital to evacuate and knocking the island into darkness. we're live with the latest. new this morning, medical alert. the brand-new guidelines looking at testosterone replacement affecting millions of men. can it really help with intimacy issues. dr. ashton is here to break down the risks. prepare for bachelor turbulence. pilot pete is back.

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good morning, everybody. we're going to begin with mr. brad pitt. he has a brand-new golden globe for his role for "once upon a time in hollywood" but says not everything is shiny in his life. during an appearance on marc maron's podcast with his co-star leo dicaprio he said he's become trash magazine fodder thanks to all the interest in his personal life. he also joked at the globes he didn't want to bring his mom as his date because anyone he stands next to is then a story that he is dating that person and, well, his mom, that would just be awkward. as frustrating as it all may be, the good news, brad, is that you are now considered a front-runner in the oscar buzz wars for best supporting actor. [ applause ] we'll find out soon. the oscar ballots are due today. the show is just one month away. where, robin -- >> on abc! >> yes. [ cheers and applause ] >> correct.

also in "pop news" this morning we've got an exclusive for you. taylor swift has another accolade on the way. the singer thank you for giving this to us is set to receive glaad's vanguard awar presented every year to allies who have made a significant difference in promoting acceptance of lgbtq people, of course, her hit single "you need to calm down" did just that with the mewic video featuring so many famous faces from the lgbtq community and beyond with a simple message of acceptance. that song also led to a major spike in donations for the advocacy group. taylor will accept that award at the 31st annual glaad awards in april. congratulations. [ applause ] also, popping this morning, guy, a "jeopardy" clue for you, "pop news" style. here it is. the one thing that will bring the top minds and trivia together and the answer is, what is "jeopardy" the greatest of all time tournament.

it's happening tonight, everybody. yeah. in case you haven't heard about it. james holzhauer, ken jennings, brad rutter set to answer the question who is the greatest of all time but we all know who the real g.o.a.t. is. it's alex trebek, of course. [ applause ] yeah. who explains why "jeopardy" is such a passion for its fans. listen up. >> they test themselves at home and even though they don't come up with a majority of the correct responses in any half hour, if they come up with five or six, makes them feel good and there's nothing better than watching television and feeling good. >> we agree, alex. we sure do agree. you know what feels really good, winning a million dollars. that is what's on the line for the champions when "jeopardy" the greatest of all time begins tonight 8:00 p.m. eastern right here on abc. [ applause ] and finally i present

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now to our "gma" cover story. hannah brown better known as hannah b. is making not one but two surprise appearances on "the bachelor." the question this morning, is she trying to win pilot pete back? will reeve is here with all the details. good morning, will. >> or put another way is pilot pete ready to clear hannah b. for takeoff? good morning, michael. yeah. believe it or not, everyone, there is a whole bunch of drama on the premiere episode of "the bachelor," season 23. looks to be quite a ride. take a look. >> what would you say if i asked you to be part of that house? >> i mean -- >> reporter: this morning it's the question that has bachelor fans reeling. former bachelorette hannah b. returning to the mansion in the season premiere of "the bachelor." >> what are you doing here? >> reporter: sending the 30 women competing for pilot pete's heart into a panic. >> hannah is here. >> reporter: the former bachelorette offering a sentimental gift to the new bachelor. >> when i stood where you are, you wanted to find your

co-pilot. you gave me something. >> oh. >> and i want you to find that person. >> reporter: hannah b. gifting back the wings that pete gave to her during his entrance at the mansion. >> i know you'll be great. >> hello, ladies. >> reporter: keep assuring his new suitors hannah's appearance was a one-time thing. >> you all look incredibly stunning. i am one lucky guy and i'm so happy to be here. >> reporter: but then hannah returning to host the second group date. >> hi, girls. >> reporter: leading to this tense meeting with pilot pete. >> i'm really happy for you but it's just a lot. >> reporter: clearly there's chemistry between them and unresolved issues that needed to be hashed out before peter could take those next important steps to finding love. this isn't the first time a suitor has returned to bachelor nation. nick viall first appeared in 2014 with andie.

>> i woke up this morning and didn't feel something was right. >> reporter: and returned for a second chance in the following season of "the bachelorette" becoming a contestant. >> i'm yours forever if you'll have me. and -- no? >> reporter: before having his proposal rejected. >> people are rooting for pete this season including charlize theron who wished him the best on the golden globes red carpet. she said don't let me down so no pressure. "bachelor" airs mondays right here on abc. >> thank you. we turn to a medical alert. a new study looks at who should use testosterone and what benefits to expect and dr. jen ashton is here. 30 million men across the country suffer from some form of e.d. >> this report are guidelines from the american college of physicians for the use of testosterone in men.

usually you're talking about age-related decrease in testosterone as men get older and what their recommendations are are very clear. they're saying testosterone should be prescribed for sexual dysfunction only. there should be follow-up by a physician within about one year and for cost reasons they're recommending that it be use in injectable form, about $150 a year if it's used by patch or cream can be over 2,000 so important guidelines because this was the wild west. people getting and giving testosterone for all kinds of reasons. >> all kinds of reasons. what are the risks and how about using it for women? >> i'm glad you asked about women. that's a huge area also that could use its own set of guidelines. for men what these guidelines talked about is the possibility there is a slight possibility for risk of serious adverse effects. they didn't describe what those effects were but some of the previous studies listed heart attack, stroke. some lower urinary symptoms for men. when you talk about testosterone

use for women, it is really important to understand it is not approved for long-term use in women so it is being used all the time with really no evidence based data but there is a long list for women and women should talk about that with their physician, absolutely. >> jen ashton, thanks very much. back to ginger in australia. >> you know, george, you don't have to be standing on a smoking hot spot for the air quality to be bad. this was taken by my producer samantha. we're more than 30 miles away from the largest active fire nearby and the air quality was already bad so new south wales where we are, reporting with their ambulance services there's been an increase of 30% in calls. that video you saw from victoria, obviously going to impact people. they're telling folks to not only have the masks handy but even if you clear out for a d

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searched for word, budgeting, financial freedom and debt free, hashtags that lead to bols, a certified financial education instructor from clever girl finance and has more than 200,000 followers all looking for guidance with their money. >> you're going to find tip, quotes. you're going to find motivation and find humor. >> reporter: after coming to the u.s. for college, the nigerian immigrant landed her first job but realized she knew nothing about money. >> i learned how to budget. i learned how to invest. those are things my parents couldn't necessarily help me with because coming from nigeria they didn't have a 401(k). they didn't have a credit system. >> reporter: despite making some initial mistakes she saved more than $100,000 in about 3 1/2 years. >> i saved every raise that i got. i saved every tax return that i got. i started a side hustle so i had a wedding photography business

that helped me bring in extra money. >> reporter: she decided to share her wealth of information by creating clever girl finance on instagram. her first step, forgive yourself your financial faults. >> recognize that you are a work in progress and take the mistakes, forgive yourself, take the lessons and then keep moving forward. >> reporter: step two, set up an emergency fund for unexpected expenses. >> i would suggest having an emergency fund of about a thousand dollars. this can cover the most basic emergencies. >> reporter: step three, use the bulk of your earnings to aggressively pay down debt. >> create a plan to pay off that debt with a focus that you are going to be paying off more than the minimum every single month whenever you can. >> and big deal for bola, really great work. the bottom line, paying down that debt is actually as much about emotion as numbers. the tools are out there to truly become financially free and rid yourself of debt. you have to be committed. you have to surround yourself with people and partners who are

on the same page, robin. >> good for her and wanting to share it. she was able to do this in part because she had to give up some things that she loves so how do we approach something like that. >> so you have to think about this psychologically. i would recommend people think of it like a diet and if you're going to do a diet cold turkey oftentimes it fails because it's not a lifestyle. you're not thinking about it as being integrated. one thing people can do is create things that allow them to have little wins along the way. create a cheat day, for example. set aside an account and that cheat day, by the way, you don't blow everything. you have a small little win for yourself. create a side account where you're setting money aside for that cheat day. another thing people can do is do a no spend day or even a no spend week. think of it like meatless mondays. people give up meat for monday. give up spending it are a day of the week or throughout the week and finally set those small milestones. if you pay down debts psychologically it's proven it

works to pay the small ones first. >> have to make it easy. >> automate. pay everything online. >> goes right out. thanks so much. find more tips on how to shed debt on our website. lara. >> now a parenting alert about the power of showing up. it's a new book and kayna whitworth spoke with the authors about how to be present for your kids. >> reporter: it's the question every parent asks, how can we help our kids grow up to lead happy and fulfilling lives? research shows it's not expensive after school classes or extra languages that will get them there. instead it's simple. >> we need to consistently bring our presence and show up. >> reporter: psychiatrist dr. dan seigel and tina payne-bryson teamed up to write "the power of showing up." >> showing up sounds really simple in theory but it is way more than just being physically present. >> uh-huh. >> for your children. >> we want to be mentally present and what we mean by that

is tuning in to the experience that our child is having beneath their behavior. >> i know sometimes that's hard but you did a good job. >> reporter: dr. seigel and bryson say you can change the physical makeup of your child's brain by continuously showing up for them. you do this by using what they call the 4 ss, safety, seen, soothed and secure. >> safe is about protecting our children from harm but also not being the source of fear for our children. >> reporter: next your child needs to feel seen. >> mines that your inner life is being identified by your parents and that means that they see your feelings and thoughts and your intentions. >> reporter: and soothe where a parent can sense a child's distress and help them calm down. >> that's okay. >> reporter: that connection actually becomes internalized so they can shooter themselves in the future. >> ultimately if your child is safe, seen and soothed, they end

up being secure and secure is not about i feel secure about myself. it's really more the experience that when you've had enough repeated experiences that were predictable of feeling safe, seen and soothe you securely know someone will show up for you when you need it. >> now, they told me there is no magic wand. in fact, if you mess up when you're parenting maybe you lose your temper, you can immediately acknowledge your mistake with your child. repair the damage and use that experience to deeper your connection, lara. it's important we remember we don't have to be perfect as parents. >> amen to that. thank you so much, kayna. "the power of showing up" is out today. coming up, salma hayek is with us live on "good morning america." don't go anywhere. [ applause ]

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>> where do i go? here? thank you for the love. >> oh, my gosh. >> it's really useful at this time of the morning. >> you're not a morning person? >> i -- i don't know -- i'm too tired to understand what i am. with all the jet lag and coming and going but thank you. happy new year, everybody. >> all the jet lag, all the jet lag because you were just at the golden globes presenting with your co-star? "like a boss," tiffany haddish, and you poked fun at your accent at the show. >> i thought we were poking at her accent. [ laughter ] yes, i love to make fun of myself. >> but you know what, if you can laugh at yourself then i think that's one of the bet things you can do in life. >> absolutely. >> and the globes are known as a fun time. having a good time. you posted some pictures. >> i was going to -- i was going to make fun of my golden globes too. [ applause ] >> oh.

>> good morning, america. >> i need to remove myself from this interview for a few minutes. go ahead, y'all take over. >> i'll step in for you. because, you know, tiffany loves to have a good time. it's obvious you do as well. what was it like being on set with her for the movie? >> you know, it was profound. because i knew she was going to be fun, but i didn't know she was going to be so delicious to have around and inspiring and i didn't know i was going to fall in love. i knew i was going to have fun but i didn't know that i was going to really -- i didn't realize i needed these girls in my life and i didn't realize

that i've been always like the girl in the movies and i haven't worked that much with women in the past and done films for women and that was a lovely surprise. [ applause ] >> it seems like you were inspired about making this character as over the top -- >> yeah. yeah. it was written, the straight character in the movie, and she was very much like a man and very serious and i was like, i don't know. no, no, no, no. so we went all the way to the other side. i'm like i'm not working with these girls and i'm going to be like this straight person and so i wanted to do botox and inject my lips and i did. i did. i'm going to be one of those method actors for this comedy and but, wait, check out maybe i

look good and i keep it, but i have the good excuse, but -- but no. because i didn't realize that you cannot undo the botox, and then i had another movie and i thought he inject it and they suck it out or give you another injection. so we had to, like, pull me under the wig -- well, that was the first couple of days then i said, oh, no, forget about that. it was painful and then i did these fake teeth to buck my lips and we went all around it then i kind of talked a little bit like this. it was so much fun. >> see how it turned out. take a look. >> fiercest, fiercest. what's it saying to you? >> i hear fear then erst. >> i hear that too. >> fiercest. >> fiercest. >> fiercest. >> now feel it inside you.

>> fiercest. >> jarring, unexpected. exhilarating. that's fiercest. >> you know what the funny thing about that, i didn't know you don't say it fiercest until we started promoting. i thought that "t" was always there. a lot of it was improvised and i thought, i said it was kind of funny but people are laughing way too much. you don't use the "t." it's only fierce, right? >> fierce. >> i get confused with the language like, you know, when you say poke fun. >> poke fun. >> i thought it was make fun. i learned something today. poke fun, and i cannot get this

out of my head since i sat here. poke fun. i like that one better than make fun. >> you know what, you're making this fun, poking fun at yourself. how about that? >> but poke fun i can think of so many things -- >> please don't. >> okay. salma. >> good morning, america. [ applause ] >> okay. >> i usually talk about politics but not today. >> well, we love it when you're here. you're always so much fun like absolutely one of our favorites and salma's movie "like a boss" hits theaters on friday. make sure you go check it out, everybody. and coming up, we have the stars of the new reboot of "party of five." they are here live. we'll be right back.

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[ applause ] welcome back. we all know one of the most popular resolutions is losing weight. we're taking a look at one of the new ways to help you lose weight fast. this is featured in "the fast 800 diet" and adrienne bankert spoke with the author. >> reporter: after the holiday treats and new year's party, health is on everyone's mind. dr. michael mosley says you can lose weight fast with fast 800. >> the idea is rapid weight loss. we have shown you lose an average of around 22 pounds every eight weeks. >> reporter: while the cdc claims slow and steady is best

mosley says his is to lose quickly by eating only 800 calories a day for two to 12 weeks. >> it's enough to keep you satisfied, and give you all the essential nutrients and healthy things you need, but it is quite low, so you'll lose weight rapidly, and that is incredibly motivating. for people who do it they love the pounds dropping off. >> reporter: it's based on a mediterranean-style diet, but it's high in proteins like fish, chicken, eggs and plenty of leafy greens. also important, the overnight fast. >> the idea is you extend your overnight fast. if you combine that with the 800 calorie, the studies have shown it's more effective. >> the stress that it's putting on the internal organs of your body. >> the fat you have around your gut. so that is where all the bad stuff has gone. the big message i have it's not about how you look, it's about all the wonderful things you can do that will improve your health. >> reporter: the goal is to pack and prepare your meals and

snacks like nuts and fruit. >> oats and they have this stuff which sucks some of the cholesterol out of your gut so that's been shown to reduce your cholesterol levels. >> reporter: with recipes for easy on the go miles. >> mix in spinach, smoked salmon. salmon is fabulously good for you. the fats are good for your heart and brain and making a little -- >> a little cup. >> no crust. a little bit of carbs in the spin and plenty of fiber. >> you know i noticed the cheese. >> cheese is what makes it fabulous. if you want to lose weight it's all about planning and take stuff with you for when you feel tempted and eat other stuff that keeps you full. >> thanks to adrienne for that. pregnant women should not participate in this diet. he says he tested this diet on himself, and he is no longer on any diabetic medication. you can read about it on our website, and let's go back to ginger in australia. this is nice to see. this is a kangaroo in victoria that made its way into a pool,

but the people there got this conservation group to get it out, and it was safe and cooled off. it was some of the hottest temperatures and i'm here now with the stars of "party of five." it's a reboot of course of that amazing original, a re-imagining of the original series. i'm here with brandon, emily, niko and elle, welcome all to "good morning america." >> thanks. [ applause ] >> congratulations. >> thank you so much. >> big opportunity. i want to ask you, brandon, you guys are all between the ages of 25, 12 years old, you weren't even born when we were all enjoying the original show.

is it true that when you auditioned you hadn't heard of the original? >> correct. i -- at the time i did not hear about "party of five" until i did research and realized this was a pretty big deal. >> very big deal. >> it was crazy because i feel like as soon as we walked into that chemistry read even though there were other people going for the roles, it was that instant connection. everything clicked and it felt like we were a family from the start. >> the casting department. >> they did an amazing job. >> ellie, i want to ask you about the premise of this new story. in this version of "party of five," your parents are deported and you guys are left to take care of yourselves. what did you think of that take? >> i thought it was incredible that they were doing this. i think that it's a very timely topic and it's definitely something that needs to be talked b abouttal talked about a lot more on screen. i'm an immigrant, and i was born and raised in the dominican

republic. it's honestly an honor that we get to tell this story. >> we're so dwlglad to see it a we want to show you a eck poope. in this episode, you talk to your mom and dad over facetime. >> yep. family dinner together almost every night. >> really? >> yep. this is our fifth straight day of home-cooked meals. pretty good, huh? >> meatballs. >> you don't sound so sure. >> she's becoming quite the cook, mommy. you would be proud. >> you would be surprised how good we have gotten at doing laundry. >> yeah. >> there it is. [ applause ] so same creator. same show title. niko, any other similarities we should look out from the original? >> yeah, i think the fans of the original will be satisfied with the little easter eggs and throwbacks that the creator and writers have thrown in. i think the big one from the pilot is the swing scene between me and emily.

a lot of similarities between the swing scene of the pilot in the original and throughout season one fans of the original will be able to pick on -- >> i love you called them easter eggs. let's go on the hunt. everybody this loved the original will love this. we congratulate you on this opportunity. >> thank you. >> and "party of five" premieres with back-to-back episodes tomorrow 9:00 eastern on freeform. and michael strahan, what's coming up on your show this afternoon? >> we got a lot because we got a big show today. the bachelor is back and so is our "bachelor" breakdown. >> recapping it all. we'll have the bachelor star. >> plus, we actually have one of the first eliminated contestants who reveals who should have gone home instead of them. >> well, you guys, we got to find out who that is and check us out at lunch time for some

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[ applause ] we're back with chef jamie oliver who is combining two of the hottest food trends for 2020, "the wall street journal" says lasagna will be big this year and his version includes another trend, plant-based meals, everybody. it's all featured in his new cookbook "ultimate veg." jamie, thank you for joining us. >> you bet. >> you're going to show us your scruffy eggplant lasagna. >> first, how did you come up with the name, and how do we prepare the eggplant? >> we put the lasagna sheets in and mix it up. you get that nice mix. not layers, okay so it's quicker, it's simpler and really tasty. actually, you know, in my 25 years of cooking and going around italy most lasagnas are vegetarian. this is a proper, delicious dish. if you made some slices of garlic -- we want texture and

big up what you call -- what do you call this, an eggplant? what do we call this? >> eggplant. >> we call it aubergine, or the eggplant. we'll half it and put it in a pan can cores of onions and water and simmer it for 20 minutes. what that does is makes it tender and delicious. then we make a little well in the middle. if you can just put the garlic in there and tear the herb -- >> you do everything in the same pan, right? >> everything in the same pan. one-pan wonder. start the new year off with like healthy food, stuff that's going to save you money and stuff can you do easily. one-pan wonder so we'll use an herb and we'll take sage. you can use parsley, i want to use sage. it's a brilliant, brilliant herb, and i want to fry that up and give it more flavor we'll take that grater and a little lemon zest. once we try that off, give it five or ten minutes and put in tomatoes. very, very tasty, 20 minutes.

then it looks like this, my friend. >> after 20 minutes it looks like this. >> then what we're going to do. the scruffy bit, no layering, no white sauce. no, no, no. we're going to mix this up, okay? just stir that fruit. >> so much easier. >> so much easier. >> you say -- >> what if it's dry pasta. >> brilliant question, just crack it up, put it in, add a little bit more water or cook it off separately, but the idea is a little bit like a croissant you get diss atwists and turns knots of the pasta. >> this is a lot less work. >> so delicious. >> quicker. >> we're going to season with parmesan, classic and some cheddar cheese, not classic. use whatever cheese you have available. season it up, stir it through and then you don't want to compromise. if you go around italy they use nuts in amazing ways so for a nice hit of protein and texture

stop stirring. we'll finish with cheese in the oven, 400 degrees for 20 minutes. 20, 20, 20, 20 minutes in the off and then you get this. >> voila! [ cheers and applause ] >> so good. >> your nut of choice is pistachio. >> look at that. well actually over here this is a nice salad. this is a nice salad to go wit. -- with it. it's called a lady marmalade salad. we just boil up orange or clementine, hit it with oil, vinegar and dress it up, delicious. >> anyone want to try this in the audience? come on. [ applause ] have a little. >> oh, mie gosh. >> this is all about vegetable recipes. what are ways to cook up delicious vegetables. >> the idea for me is i'm a meat eater. i wanted to make a veggie book, but didn't apologize for flavor, right? in the uk this has become the biggest selling veggie book of all time and tried to device this book -- 20 years in the game and i still got it.

>> congrats. >> i wanted to make a book really useful to you guys. save your money, give you health. great for the environment but also go through lunch, brunch, we've got one-pound wonders, tray bakes, stew, pastas. >> unbelievable. >> this is really delicious. >> really quick the aubergine eggplant as we call it, you did them just in half so what point do you go get in there and chop them? >> because you made them tender here what happened as you naturally stir it you just get chunks so we don't want bouncy stuff or little bits but sumptuous comfort food that a strapping man like yourself would love. >> strapping lady. >> i'm very comfortable eating this food. this is delicious, man. >> thank you. >> you guys at home can get these recipes on our website and jamie's new cookbook is out today and everyone in our studio audience is going home with a copy. that's right. [ cheers and applause ] jamie oliver, everybody. we'll be right back.

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jamie, you brought it. you brought it. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. hey, we have two reasons to celebrate. congratulations to our associate producer kevin lo and his new wife andrea. [ applause ] >> and a new baby is welcomed into the world, there he is, thomas dean santucci, great-looking little boy. isn't this a great way to start your day. have a good one. [ cheers and applause ] . have a good one. [ cheers and applause ]

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