good morning, america. as we join you this friday morning the new revelation, u.s. troops were injured in iran's missile attack on u.s. bases. breaking overnight, u.s. officials now confirming 11 u.s. service members were injured in iran's attack on u.s. bases. evacuated out of iraq to hospitals treated for traumatic brain injuries. president trump's impeachment trial officially begins. chief justice john roberts swears in senators for the third time in american history. now the new evidence and the republicans who may join the call for witnesses. bitter winter blast. temperatures plunging as that dangerous storm plows across the country dropping up to two feet of snow out west. people stranded by the storm and

now the coast-to-coast alerts. breaking overnight, a shake-up with the grammys. why was the new head of the recording academy suspended with just ten days to go till music's biggest night. abc news exclusive, the couple who helped save that 11-year-old girl snatched in broad daylight chasing down the suspected kidnapper. >> he's blowing through red lights. >> the high speed chase all captured on camera, and the couple now joins us live only on "gma" this morning. ♪ i'm sorry super bowl size comeback. demi lovato now set to perform on the biggest stage in the world along with j. lo and shakira as the final four teams battle it out this weekend. ♪ baby i'm sorry i'm not sorry good morning, america. hope you're well this friday morning. good news for demi lovato. >> a lot of excitement about this for the super bowl and for demi. wait till you see what she predicted a decade ago about this very thing.

something about her that you cheer for her. pull for her. we'll have more on that. but we have breaking news to begin with. >> we have some breaking news, that's right, robin. we are now learning u.s. troops were injured when iran launched those missiles on u.s. bases in iraq. martha raddatz is in washington with the very latest. good morning to you, martha. >> reporter: good morning, michael. from president trump on down, the u.s. had said there were no injuries from that iranian missile strike. word coming this morning that, in fact, there were. this as iran's supreme leader is calling the u.s. an arrogant power. [ crowd chanting ] before tens of thousands of chanting iranians, the country's supreme leader was defiant claiming iran's retaliatory missile strikes on the u.s.-backed military bases in iraq dealt a blow to america's image as a global superpower and this morning, we are learning that u.s. military were, in fact, injured in the attack. this after president trump and military leaders initially

claiming the attack caused no injuries and only minimal damage. >> i'm pleased to inform you the american people should be extremely grateful and happy. no americans were harmed in last night's attack by the iranian regime. we suffered no casualties. >> reporter: we now know 11 u.s. service members have been evacuated from iraq to medical facilities in germany and kuwait because of worsening symptoms due to signs of traumatic brain injury and concussions. the military saying in a statement that while no u.s. service members were killed in the january 8th iranian attack on al assad air base, several were treated for concussion symptoms from the blast, and are

still being assessed. as a standard procedure, all personnel in the vicinity of a blast are screened for traumatic brain injury and if deemed appropriate are transported to a higher level of care. most of the forces had been in a bunker during the attack after early warning systems alerted the u.s. to the incoming missiles, but one of the housing units was obliterated, although no one was believed to be there during the attack. the military says the decision to evacuate the service members was made out of an abundance of caution and they are expected to return to duty, but there are very specific protocols in the military for traumatic brain injury, where the brain is essentially shaken and can be very serious, robin. >> thinking of them and wishing them all a full recovery. martha, thank you. now to the historic impeachment trial of president trump officially under way in the senate. the trial will kick into high gear on tuesday as a critical confrontation takes shape over whether any witnesses will be called. mary bruce has the latest on capitol hill. good morning, mary. >> reporter: good morning, robin.

well, in a somber ceremony, the senate has now been transformed into a court of impeachment, but this morning, new evidence is adding new fuel to this debate over what this trial is actually going to look like, and whether it will include any additional witnesses. this morning, the impeachment trial of president donald trump now under way. >> on the part of the house will be received and escorted to the well of the senate. >> reporter: in a solemn ceremony seen just twice before in american history, nearly all 100 senators sitting quietly. >> hear ye, hear ye, hear ye. all persons are commanded to keep silent on pain of imprisonment. >> reporter: chief justice john roberts administering the oath. >> do you solemnly swear that in all things appertaining to the trial of the impeachment of donald john trump, president of the united states, now pending you will do impartial justice according to the constitution and laws so help you god? >> all: i do. >> reporter: one by one every senator signing that pledge. starting next week, like jurors

they will review the evidence and consider the charges that president trump abused his office and obstructed congress. >> donald j. trump, president of the united states, is impeached for high crimes and misdemeanors. >> reporter: still unknown if democrats can muster enough support to call additional witnesses. several republicans now say they are interested in hearing new testimony. republican senator susan collins saying, i tend to believe having additional information would be helpful. it is likely that i would support a motion to call witnesses. democrats also want to introduce new evidence like the explosive allegations from lev parnas, an associate of the president's personal attorney, rudy giuliani. parnas says the two worked together to pressure ukraine to investigate joe biden and that the president knew about all of it. >> it was all about 2020, to make sure he had another four years. that was the way everybody viewed it. >> reporter: yesterday in the oval office, the president insisted he doesn't know parnas.

>> i don't know him. perhaps he is a fine man. perhaps he not. i know nothing about him. >> reporter: but this video released by parnas' attorney shows the two together in mar-a-lago in 2016. the president insists he did nothing wrong, and republicans have argued trump committed no crime, but a new report from a nonpartisan government watchdog says that's not the case. they concluded that the white house did break the law by withholding military aid from ukraine, writing, faithful execution of the law does not permit the president to substitute his own policy priorities for those that congress has enacted into law. now, democrats say that watchdog report only boosts their case and their calls for new witnesses and additional evidence. the white house, though, not surprisingly says they disagree with the opinion that the president broke the law. now, the trial will reconvene on tuesday and, george, just the opening statements could take days. >> yeah, we're not even sure if opening statements will be on tuesday. mary, thanks very much.

let's bring in our senior national correspondent terry moran, for more on this from the white house. and, terry, we know the president signed on to the strategy of getting this done fast. they hope it will be done by the planned state of the union on february 4th but this new debate over witnesses and documents sure does complicate that. >> reporter: it does and it has made this white house facing the prospect of a trial in just a few days still up in the air on strategy. the president has said as you point out he wants a quick dismissal, the speediest impeachment trial in history. bill clinton's lasting over a month, andrew johnson, over two months. he's moving for a dismissal and he's looking at this politically. when he was in the oval office yesterday you could see in front of him the map of the 2016 election and county by county where things are so he's got a sense of where it is going and he's going to decide his strategy, does he want witnesses? does he want to call executive privilege over witnesses from the administration? it is still very much up in the air here. >> it sure is. of course, unlike bill clinton he is running for re-election this year. we still don't have many details

on even the president's legal team. >> reporter: that's amazing. here's a major trial for his presidency coming up, and we don't know who his lawyers are going to be. we know in general right now we expect the white pat cipollone to lead the team, jay sekulow, who is the president's outside lawyer frequently seen on television to be part of it. maybe alan dershowitz as well but all that remains up in the air. george. >> terry moran, thanks very much. michael. we go to the weather. that dangerous storm moving across the country bringing heavy snow to the west. it is now targeting the midwest and northeast. marcus moore has the latest. >> reporter: overnight devastating winter winds, more than 60 miles per hour whipping up whiteout conditions shutting down highways, sidelining cars. in california snowfall blanketing roadways. low visibility and icy conditions bringing morning commutes to a halt, even stalling rows of trucks. heavy, wet snow downing power lines, causing outages. some residents in washington

stuck in freezing temperatures without power as officials battle high winds in an effort to restore the grid. >> all night building -- putting wire up and fixing poles and we come to energize it and trees have come back down. >> reporter: trees also shutting down highways. these residents stocking up on supplies. >> this is the worst power outage i've ever seen. >> reporter: but it is not just the snow. other parts of the snow experiencing heavy rain, icy roads and dangerous floods. in san francisco heavy rain fueling the endless stream of water pouring onto a home's driveway, extending into the street. >> you can go whitewater rafting in the middle of a rainstorm. >> reporter: and in dallas, drivers splashing through flooded streets. some vehicles stalling, stranding drivers. here in salt lake city, wind is picking up this morning, and you can see that driving snow. all right they've had several inches of snow and this new storm is bringing more. they're most concerned about the the storm is expected to wreak

havoc across the country. >> no doubt with that, marcus. thank you so much. we will get to the timing and track of the storm from rob who is here with that. good morning, rob. >> good morning, michael. i mean look at the size of it. advisories from new england out to southern california including blizzard warnings for parts of the upper midwest. let's time it out. there's freezing rain and snow across parts of omaha to kansas city into chicago and minneapolis. through the evening rush minneapolis could see six to nine inches. detroit will see significant snow with this but it's waffling as it gets into the northeast. winter weather advisories up for manhattan, one to three, maybe four inches before it turns to rain. either way you slice it, it'll be dangerous conditions over the next 48 hours. the only saving grace, robin, it is a fast mover. >> that's good. all right, rob. thank you. now to breaking news overnight, new trouble for the grammys. less than two weeks before music's biggest night the head of the recording academy placed on leave facing a misconduct allegation. kaylee hartung is here with that story for us. good morning, kaylee. >> reporter: yeah. good morning, robin. when deb dugan was named head of the recording academy the move

was applauded but less than six months later the first woman to hold that job is now under investigation. ♪ with ten days to go until grammy night a major shake-up overnight inside the recording academy. the group's president and ceo deborah dugan, the first woman to hold the job, now placed on administrative leave over an allegation of misconduct by a senior female member of the team. the recording academy telling abc news, the board of trustees has also retained two independent third party investigators to conduct independent investigations of the allegations. dugan's role as head of the academy only went into effect five months ago and the nature of the allegation remains unclear. the news stunning many inside the industry including "variety's" jim aswod who recently interviewed her. >> i spoke to her for an hour ten days ago. there was no question she was going to make big changes. she wasn't making them yet. she hadn't said exactly what they were. ♪ fallin' in and out of love >> reporter: alicia keys is hosting music's biggest night on

january 26th, with the jonas brothers, lizzo, ariana grande and aerosmith slated to perform. ♪ i don't want to miss a thing >> reporter: her sidelining as the first female president and ceo coming after the organization's diversity and inclusion task force released a report in december that included the music industry lacked diversity. the report pointing to two committees that were 70% male. >> my surmise and that of others is this is a coup, that deborah dugan came in with a style very different from the one of her predecessor, neil portnow, who was much more political. >> dugan was brought into this role with an array of experience in the industry in hopes of driving her vision to the next level. now with all eyes on the recording academy in the lead-up to music's big night, swift answers will be needed. >> thank you, kaylee. overseas now to that crisis in the philippines from a massive volcano that buried towns in ash and forced residents to evacuate.

bob woodruff has all the details from manila. >> reporter: since the taal volcano erupted spewing ash nine miles into the sky residents have been cleaning nonstop and some villages while others still look like ghost towns. the philippines' president is now calling this area no man's land. from his house overlooking the volcano, he witnessed the powerful eruption, first feeling the shaking of the earth -- >> boom, boom, boom. >> reporter: then watching the rocks and ash and what is known as volcanic lightning caused by static electricity. this morning the mayor of one small town allowing its residents temporarily back in to check their homes. as they head back out, streets crowded with vehicles filled with their belongings and livestock as fear of another more powerful eruption looms. since sunday's eruption, the taal network volcano has recorded 944 volcanic

earthquakes. over 27,000 families forced to evacuate to any of the 300 plus evacuation centers. this is this volcano's 35th eruption in the past 450 years. thousands of people have died before but this week, no casualties. let's just hope that doesn't change. george. >> boy, we certainly do. okay, bob woodruff, thanks very much. michael. all right, george. we're going to go now to new trouble for one of the nfl's biggest stars. new orleans police issuing an arrest warrant for odell beckham jr. for what he did while celebrating lsu's national championship this week. paula faris is here with more on this story. good morning, paula. >> reporter: good morning, michael. it goes without saying that odell beckham jr. has a great amount of louisiana pride. born and raised there, he played football at lsu, his parents were student athletes as well but this morning there's a warrant out for his arrest. >> it's my honor to present the national championship trophy to coach ed orgeron and the lsu tigers. >> reporter: emotions were at an all-time high after lsu's decisive win over clemson at

monday's national championship game, but back in the locker room, nfl superstar and lsu alum odell beckham jr. taking the celebration a step too far according to new orleans police who moved forward with charges when footage of the nfl star appeared online. the cleveland browns wide receiver was issued an arrest warrant on thursday on a complaint of simple battery after video surfaced showing beckham jr. slapping this security officer on his backside. >> uh-oh. uh-oh. >> reporter: then appearing to mock him all while celebrating in the locker room. the officer was apparently asking players to extinguish their cigars which are not permitted inside the stadium. the browns putting out a statement saying, we are aware of the incident and have been in touch with odell and his representatives. they are cooperating with the proper authorities. beckham jr. also coming under fire for a separate incident immediately following the game,

seen on camera handing cash to lsu players, a move drawing attention from the ncaa and s.e.c. lsu initially believed the bills were fake but later issued a statement saying, we are working with our student athletes, the ncaa and the s.e.c. in order to rectify the situation. when asked if the money was real, which would be an ncaa violation, heisman trophy winner and lsu quarterback joe burrow telling barstool sports podcast this. >> did odell give you money? >> yeah, i'm not a student athlete anymore so i can say, yeah. >> wow, well, simple battery charges carry a maximum $1,000 fine, six months in jail. as of this morning beckham has not surrendered nor been arrested by authorities but his reps are telling the browns they are cooperating. it's one thing to smack the officer, but it's another to hand out money to these athletes because it jeopardizes their amateur status.

>> exactly. even the thing with the police officer, it seems like they need to get in the room and odell needs to apologize. i don't think this is an arrest warrant situation. >> it would probably go a long way. >> probably will go a long way to say i'm sorry. >> it would be a good start. thank you, paula. a lot of other stories we're following including hearing from the couple who helped save the little girl snatched on her way home to school. the whole chase was caught on camera and they're going to join us live. and an abc news exclusive. the family of the man whose wife poisoned him with eye drops. first let's go back to rob. you felt it this morning, didn't you? big changes. here comes the arctic air after 70 this weekend. temperatures feeling like minus 20 in burlington. that's certainly enough for things to start as snow. going to be a mix of ice and snow from kansas city on to the east. take it easy through these areas. time for weekend getaways brought to you by liberty mutual insurance.

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at the toll plaza that just cleared, it's slow there. a couple of new stalls caused the bay bridge toll plaza to get backed up into and through the maze, reggie. >> wow, people are actually working this fr

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following right now as well including u.s. officials now confirming 11 u.s. service members were injured in iran's missile attack on u.s. forces. those troops evacuated out to hospitals to be treated despite what the pentagon and president trump said no casualties. that coast-to-coast storm on the move hitting the heartland and now temperatures set to plunge in the northeast as we head into the weekend. and take a look at this amazing hole in one. laurent hurtubise. >> bam. >> that was during the opening round at the pga tour event in california. 151 par 3 4th hole, he's been playing golf since he was 11 years old. there you go. not bad. drilled it. >> one arm. >> yes. >> knocked it in the cup. have you ever had one, george? >> nope. >> have you? >> yeah, i had one. yeah, probably only one i'll ever get but i'm happy i got it. congratulations to laurent. now we turn to the hero couple who helped rescue that 11-year-old girl snatched on her way home from school. they spotted the suspected

kidnapper's car and chased him down giving police crucial information to stop him. the couple will join us live in a moment. first, will reeve is here with the dramatic story. what a story it is, will. >> reporter: it really is, michael. the couple, they were out getting dinner when they saw a blue honda civic. they knew that charlotte moccio was missing because of an amber alert and they were certain they had found the car she had been abducted in. they went after it, risking their own safety to help save a young girl. >> they're trying to lose me. they're trying to ditch me. >> reporter: this morning, the couple who played a vital role in the rescue of an 11-year-old who was kidnapped in broad daylight speaking out. amanda disley and her husband benny correa were driving with their family wednesday night in springfield, massachusetts, aware of reports that 11-year-old charlotte moccio was forced into a blue honda reportedly kicking and screaming and then benny saw it. >> i said, babe, that's that car. that's that car. i seen that car. you showed me that car. that's the car. >> reporter: they pulled up a post on social media to confirm and started to follow him. disley started to record the

chase on her phone, calling 911. >> he's blowing through red lights. he's blowing through red lights. >> reporter: the couple not giving up even with their own five kids in their car. >> that's him. >> it's him. >> reporter: getting close enough to the suspect that they could give police the license plate number. only stopping their pursuit when they ran out of gas. local police praising the public for their help. >> this was an absolute life and death situation for this little girl. thank you to the public for helping us out, and it has come to a very good conclusion. >> reporter: the suspected kidnapper, 24-year-old miguel rodriguez, was arrested and is being held without bail. charlotte's family said in a statement, quote, we'd like to thank amanda disley and her husband for their vigilance and courage, for putting themselves in harm's way to make sure she wasn't out of their sight. they are eternally grateful for everyone who helped. >> we all haare for that, and

we're joining them exclusively from springfield, amanda disley and benny correa. thanks for joining us this morning. let's go back to the beginning. how did you know this was the suspect's car? >> earlier that day my wife had showed me the car on facebook stating that the girl had got abducted. so as i was getting dinner, i seen the car, but the only reason why i seen the car was because i was going to take a right instead of the left to go home because i live behind the store that i was in, but the store that i was in didn't have what i was looking for, so i was going across the street to get the soda, and instead of going across the street to get the soda, the car crossed in front of me. instead of going across the street to get the soda, the car crossed in front of me. instead of taking that hard left i took a hard right, i cut off people and i got up close to the car. i noticed that it was a blue civic. i know my cars very well. everyone in springfield can tell you i know my cars very well, and i just pursued him. i had to do what i had to do being a father. i just chased him down. >> i know -- i know you guys called the authorities, you called 911. amanda, you were on the phone with 911 with the dispatcher the entire time. what were they telling you? >> they were asking me if i can get a plate number and what was happening.

every street that i was on, my husband was really frantic and then it made me frantic, so she was just telling me, you know, it was okay. it was understandable to be frantic. just tell us where you are, what street you're going down, and while she's getting the questions from us, i can hear her relaying it to people, go here. go this way. she was awesome. >> she communicated well with your wife and your wife communicated well with you so you could do what you did but there has been some criticism from some who said they were running red lights, chasing him and they had their own kids in the car. so how do you respond to that? >> what's really bothering me is that it was just an instinct of fight or flight that kicked in because when we approached the vehicle, we approached it really quietly, and we checked the front of the car to see if it matched the pictures from what james posted from western mass and the state police and it said that it had no front plate. we noticed the front lip, the

fog lights, the dark tints, the wheels. the wheels were very distinctive, and we had a gut feeling it was the car, and when he noticed we noticed him, that's when he started driving crazy, and we just wanted to get the plates and get 911 to say, hey. he's over here, but when we got under a light, we saw something getting pushed down in the backseat. when you see somebody's life in danger, it's either we call 911 and say, they're on this road and here's the plates, or do you go? when my husband ran a red light in the video, it shows we slowed down and cars passed and we went after cars passed. no cars were next to hitting us. we would never put our kids' lives in danger. that would never happen. if that was the case, we wouldn't have lost him.

>> amanda and benny, i know the parents, they are very happy that you were able to reunite them with their daughter. what you did is what you said, fight or flight, and you did what you felt was right and ended up turning out great for that family so they could be reunited and we just want to thank you for your time and great lesson to pay attention to amber alerts. thank you, guys, so much. george? we turn to the strange story of a woman who killed her husband by poisoning him with eye drops. she pled guilty on thursday sentenced to 25 years in prison. now we're hearing from her husband's family. diane macedo spoke with them. >> reporter: this morning a south carolina woman is sentenced to over 20 years in prison after pleading guilty to killing her husband with eye drops. >> i am truly sorry. >> reporter: prosecutors say motivated by greed, nurse lana clayton secretly poisoned her wealthy husband by putting eye drops in his water for three days, taking his computer and phone so he couldn't call for help. >> he laid there helpless thursday and friday, waking up periodically from his misery thirsty, drinking more water.

>> reporter: lana claimed her husband steven clayton was abusive and that she poisoned him only once hoping to punish not kill him. >> i did impulsively put the visine in steven's drink and i did it with the intent to make him sick and uncomfortable. >> reporter: her attorney said she expected the result to be like this scene from the movie "wedding crashers" where bradley cooper's character gets sick after drinking eye drops. >> oh, no. >> reporter: in an exclusive interview with abc news steven's sister rosemarie says the reality was much darker. >> i think my brother was screaming for his life. >> reporter: steven clayton was found dead on july 2018 at the bottom of the stairs of his lake whaley home. police initially thought he had suffered a fatal fall or a heart attack, but rosemarie says lana immediately started acting strangely. >> financial records, papers, artwork, mementos, everything you can think of that she could throw into the fire pit, she threw into the fire pit, including their bed.

>> she threw their bed into the fire pit? >> reporter: she says her brother's will also seemingly vanished. >> so your brother told you he had a will? your nephew saw the will, and now the will is gone? >> that's right. >> and nobody knows what happened to it? >> reporter: after getting toxicology results, officers called to the clayton house reported finding several suicide notes, the house full of gas and lana clayton lying on her bed breathing but unconscious. after recovering in the hospital she was arrested in steven's death. >> whatever she thinks that my brother could done to cause her to want to make him ill, there's no excuse for taking somebody's life. >> lana clayton pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter and unlawful malicious tampering with food. the judge said of all the cases this one takes the cake for most bizarre. >> it does. thanks, diane. coming up, that big super bowl news for demi lovato. and wait until you see what she predicted a decade ago.

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including that breaking news overnight. the missile attacks on u.s. forces, we've now learned u.s. troops were injured. let's go back to abc's martha raddatz in washington. good morning, martha. >> reporter: good morning, george. in fact, 11 u.s. service members have now been evacuated from iraq to medical facilities in germany and kuwait because of worsening symptoms due to signs of traumatic brain injury and concussion. the military saying in a statement that while no u.s. service members were killed in the january 8th iranian attack on al asad air base, several were treated for concussion symptoms from the blast and are still being assessed. on the night of the iranian missile attacks and the days immediately following, president trump and pentagon officials had said there were no injuries from the iranian missile strikes and that the damage was only minimal. the military does say the evacuation of those forces is being made out of an abundance of caution and that it is hoped those injured will be returned to duty. george. >> okay, martha, thanks very much. now to that headline about a dramatic increase in binge

drinking across the u.s. finding people who are binging are drinking even more potentially facing serious health risks. dr. jennifer ashton is going to talk to us about this. what does the cdc report say? >> this is continued focus from a public health perspective on alcohol consumption. they did a deep dive on it, the who, what, when and where, definition, the definition of binge drinking is for men consuming five or more drinks in a single occasion. for women, that's four or more. over the six, seven-year period, overall the trend across the country went up slightly. when you looked at the amount of alcohol, the number of drinks consumed by people who binge drink, take a look at these numbers. it went from 472 over the course of a year to 529. this is per binge drinker so the amount, the quantity, is going up dramatically. >> is it the amount or is it the time that you drink? >> that's the important question, robin.

we have to understand that consuming seven drinks in a single occasion is very different than consuming one drink a day over seven days. so if you look at the effects of alcohol in a short-term acute period there can be memory blackouts, accidents, falls, burns, motor vehicle accidents, even homicide, increase in risky behavior like sexual behavior and acute tissue damage mostly to the liver. this is a significant issue and so our radar is up to take a look at it. >> people need to know how serious this is. >> yeah. that self-awareness is really key. >> that's it. all right, jen, thank you. >> going into the weekend as well. thank you, doc. on this friday morning we're getting a little glimpse of hope. meet baby hope, everybody. zoo miami is introducing the baby koala for the first time. the staff decided to give the little joey the name hope and honor the animals suffering in australia and be a symbol for a positive future for the priceless wildlife that lives there. >> hope, indeed. beautiful. so precious. okay. coming up, congresswoman

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tomorrow, we're going to tell you what you need to know about one of the hottest trends for 2020. eating a plant-based diet. yeah, worth a try. well now it is time for "pop news" with sara haines. what's up, sara? >> happy friday. [ applause ] we begin this morning with mariah carey. it is one sweet day for the singer as she has been named as an inductee into the songwriters hall of flame, class of 2020. now, this comes on the heels of mariah scoring her record-breaking 19th number one hit and now that means she has more number ones than any other solo artist. mariah tweeting this is truly one of the greatest honors of my career. i'm so proud and humbled to be in the company of such legendary songwriters both previously inducted as well as the

incredible class of 2020 and she is in good companies. some other members include the isley brothers, the eurythmics made up of annie lennox and dave stewart and pharrell williams and the neptunes. >> that's a great class. >> big congratulations to them all. do you think they get a ring or something? >> no. >> only michael wears a ring. i just wondered if you're in the hall of fame you got to get some bling-bling. no? clearly i'm not on the committee. now the jonas brothers are showing no signs of slowing down after making their big comeback last year with a new album and highly successful tour. the j. bros are giving us even more music. it dropped another single overnight called "what a man gotta do" and lucky for us it came with a music video. this time they are paying homage to some of their favorite movies, and their wives are along for the ride again. take a look. ♪ so what a man gotta do what a man got to do to be totally locked up by you ♪ ♪ what a man gotta say what a man gotta pray ♪ ♪ to be your last good nite and your first good day ♪

>> now, that is fun. do you recognize some movies? a little "grease." >> "risky business." >> yeah. and "say anything" as well. >> whoa. >> hey. hello. and it looks like the brothers have more up their sleeves. they be on the lookout for big news very soon. how cool to work with your brothers and then the wives as they marry in? it's like a set gig. >> big, happy family. >> big, happy family. [ applause ] and finally this is a good one. we're thanking betty white for being a friend to all of us for 98 wonderful years. whoo! [ applause ] >> it is her birthday. born in 1922 and if you can believe it, she's been on tv for more than 75 years, including "the mary tyler moore show," "the golden girls" and "hot in cleveland." yeah, she accumulated 24 emmy nominations and won 8 so what does she credit her longevity to? she once joked it's her pets, vodka and hot dogs. and she said that finding humor in every situation has allowed

her to live such a happy life. twitter is full of well wishes for betty like this gif from "the golden girls." right there. >> yeah, baby. >> she is going into friday and her birthday like what? we hope that's how she's celebrating today. can you believe it, 98 years. >> happy birthday, betty white. >> also slightly younger, max's birthday today, my husband, so he has not been on tv and is not 75 but it's a personal happy birthday, baby. >> thank you, rahimi sara. congresswoman ayanna pressley sharing her personal struggle with alopecia. pressley was known for her braids inspiring many young girls then her hair began falling out. in a deeply personal video she is now sharing what this all means to her. janai norman has her story. >> i'm ready now because i want to be freed.

>> reporter: real, raw, revealing. >> i didn't have the luxury of mourning what felt like the loss of a limb. >> reporter: massachusetts congresswoman ayanna pressley bearing all, revealing to her constituents and the world her battle with alopecia, a journey that began just a few months ago while the world was unknowingly watching. >> i'd been waking up every morning to sink fulls of hair. >> reporter: opening up for the cameras in an interview with "the root." over 6 million people are affected by alopecia areata. the autoimmune disease causes the body to attack its own hair follicles resulting in patches of baldness or in some cases total hair loss on the scalp or complete hair loss for the entire body. the outspoken freshman congresswoman known for her

signature senegalese twists said she felt she needed to explain to the young girls who took pride in her natural hairstyles and had never seen braided hair on such a prominent politician. >> i immediately knew that i was going to want to, when i felt ready, go public. >> reporter: her bravery now opening a conversation as she begins to accept her new reality. >> i'm making progress every day. >> reporter: for "good morning america," i'm janai norman, abc news, new york. >> absolutely beautiful. board certified dermatologist dr. whitney bowe is here to talk about this. pretty much everyone can be affected by this. >> that's true. alopecia areata can affect men, women, even children. we now know the color of your skin can also put you at risk. there is a recent study. it showed african-americans and hispanics are at increased risk of developing it and other things that can put you at risk, if you have a family history, blood relative. if you personally have asthma, eczema or a thyroid condition, all can increase your risk. >> we hear about stress.

is that a factor? >> stress by itself is not enough to cause the disease but can trigger a flare in people who already have it. >> is there anything you can do? any cure or anything like that? >> unfortunately there is no cure. there are treatment as valuable if you opt to treat. you don't have to treat. that's an option too. that's okay. for my patients who want to do something, one of the most effective things i do for adults is i'll inject cortisone right into the bald patches. >> what does that do? >> calms down the immune system and lets the hair grow back. it's an autoimmune disease so it's like your body is attacking the hair follicle so you want to calm down that response. in kids i don't like to use needles so i'll combine creams with minoxidil and parents can rub it into the hair and trigger that hair to regrow but it's just so important, i introduce all my patients to the national alopecia areata foundation because when you lose your hair, you know from personal experience it can be scary, it can be emotional and, you know, just connecting with other people who are living with it can be just so important. >> that's why it's so freeing

that this congresswoman came forward -- >> so brave. >> all right. all right, dr. bowe, thanks so much. always good to see you. thank you. over to michael. >> robin, we're going to go now to that new documentary that's pulling back the curtain on the relationship between anna nicole smith and larry birkhead that includes never before seen footage and phone calls between the two and erielle reshef is here with a closer look. good morning, erielle. >> reporter: good morning. anna nicole smith spent much of her career in front of the camera. her life playing out on reality tv but now that raw footage providing a rare glimpse at her two-year affair with larry birkhead, the father of their daughter dannilynn. anna nicole smith's life tragically cut short in 2007 by an accidental prescription drug overdose at 39 years old. >> it's unlike any love story you've ever heard. >> reporter: now a new documentary from lifetime

"hopelessly in love" explores her love affair with larry birkhead. with never before seen footage, he gives an intimate firsthand account of their relationship. here cameras actually capturing the future couple's first meeting in 2004 at the kentucky derby. birkhead working as a photographer was covering smith for the newspapers. >> i turned around and anna nicole fell on top of me. oh. i wish i had a picture of that. >> oh, we can get one. stand up. >> i'm going to -- hold on. i want to get a picture of this. >> she wants more, okay. >> kiss me. >> that's going above the bed right there. >> reporter: the two went on to share a secret two-year often tumultuous romance. listen to this never before released phone call of birkhead begging smith to come home. >> nobody's a winner here. we're both losers. >> i don't see how i'm a loser. >> we're losers because we're

fighting and we shouldn't be. >> no, we shouldn't be fighting. we got no reason to be fighting. >> anna, would you listen to me, though? >> you left me. >> reporter: in 2006 smith would give birth to her daughter dannielynn. a headline-making custody battle erupted until a paternity test proved birkhead was the baby's father. and dannielynn was just 5 months old when her mother died. she's now 13 if you can believe it. as larry said yesterday here on "gma" he hopes this will show her exactly who her mom was and how much he loved her. >> all right, erielle, thank you for bringing that to us and "hopelessly in love: anna nicole smith and larry birkhead" premieres tonight at 9:00 on lifetime. to our series "take 20 in 2020" where we show you simple ways to improve your life in just 20 minutes. this morning we're looking at ways to get fit when you're on always on the go. are you going to tell us about this, sara?

>> yes, i am, robin. busy moms, this is for you. anyone with young kids knows it can be a challenge to find time for fitness but one personal trainer and mother of four has simple ways to get in shape no gym required. for many moms juggling kids is the closest they come to working out. just ask certified personal trainer andrea allen who has four girls under 6. >> after i had my twins i was like, i cannot make it to the gym so i started doing my workouts at home and then someone said why don't you share what you do? >> reporter: andrea says she started filming and sharing her workouts on instagram @deliciouslyfithealthy to help busy moms looking to get in shape at home. >> this is fitness for me as a mom. this is what i can manage. this is what works for my kids and what works in general to get people in shape. all they needed is either their own body weight or a couple sets of dumbbells. >> reporter: now, nearly 300,000 followers turn to her page for fitspiration.

whether working out while pregnant or taking care of the kids. >> hi. >> reporter: andrea says you can achieve big results with a 20-minute commitment three or four times a week. >> people feel like they can't manage one more thing and i want to encourage start with something small. i would challenge you to start with one workout this week. 15 minutes. >> reporter: the proof is in the pounds shed. incredible transformations for women like 35-year-old kelly nichols who turned to andrea's private online coaching program to help her get back in shape after her three pregnancies. >> before i started i was tired and had no motivation to do anything with my kids. always wanted to sit on the couch and got really tired of that. >> reporter: after dropping 12 pounds in 12 weeks, kelly says the fitness programs have given her more energy ultimately making her a better mom. >> it's made me feel wonderful and much more confident and i feel like it's benefited my whole family. >> well, parents oftentimes think they can't take time out to go to the gym. just doing it with your kids is

what andrea is saying, just let them join in. >> right. >> and that teaches them how to live a healthy life eventually as well. >> what a great example being there at home and doing it like that. michael is doing some. >> michael is doing something. >> looks like riverdancing over there that he was doing. there you go. feel the burn. >> working the glutes. >> you don't have to go to a gym. >> i'm sore. >> you know that, rob, right? >> i usually wear clogs when i do that move. >> nice, nice. >> good morning, guys. along the same lines you ever have an injury and physical therapist's office. they're just hammering to get exclusives done. we found one young lady that likes to celebrate after a session. ♪ ♪ the wooden chair let's rock ♪ everybody let's rock >> oh, yeah, that's miss julia, she's 91 years old and she can't help but dance after physical therapy.

we're going to turn to a bizarre mystery about the murder of two grandparents living out their retirement dream tonight happened when they tried to sell their yacht. it's a story we first covered on "gma" right after they went missing. >> a couple told a friend they were showing their 55-foot boat to a prospective buyer. but then the couple simply vanished without a trace. >> before they disappeared tom had mentioned to family members that this guy who was a child actor was going to be the buyer.

>> skylar happens to be a convicted felon on probation. >> the chilling details were laid out by one of the people who was on board that yacht and who took part in the murders. they're leaving newport beach harbor like they've done many times before. on board is skylar deleon and john f. kennedy. they're taking the boat out for a test run. they have no idea what's in store for them. >> as they're heading out the plan kind of goes into formation. >> jackie was pleading for her life. she was saying, you know, i just want to see my grandson. >> she's screaming to skylar that we trusted you. why are you doing this? >> mr. and mrs. hawks tied up together. >> tom is stroking her hand trying to comfort her. >> this is when you hear the part about tom stroking her hand to put her at ease. >> it's one of the most poignant

things i've ever heard in my career. it's okay, sweetheart. we're going to be together. >> went to the front and grabbed this huge anchor. >> they handcuffed them to the anchor. >> skylar stands up with a smirk and tosses this huge anchor off the boat. >> and then out an open door and they both fall into the ocean. >> wow, what a story. you can see the full story tonight on "20/20" at 9:00 eastern right here on abc. michael, what's coming up on your show? >> george, we have a big story this afternoon and sara is really excited. >> i know because the stars of my all-time favorite show "s. creek" are joining us plus keke. we're jumping on the ear mapping trend and getting piercings live in studio. so you don't want to miss that. >> yep. i bowed out of the piercing part. i'm just going to be support. they can hold and squeeze my haven't when they get it done. next, vanessa hudgens is here live. [ applause ]

cannot wait to talk to her. so stay right there. we'll be right back with more. .

>> announcer: good morning north bay. let's get up and get going. this is "abc 7 mornings." good morning, everyone, i'm liz kreutz from "abc 7 mornings." the chp is investigating the cause of a deadly wrong way crash in campbell. officers say a woman in her late 20s was driving southbound in the northbound lane of highway 17. she hit another car and was killed. the other driver was taken to the hospital. the chp says at this time it doesn't appear that drugs or alcohol was involved. hey, frances. >> hi, liz, good morning, everyone. we're seeing big delays now. the benicia bridge, an earlier crash on the span and another crash on eastbound 780 approaching the benicia. we're seeing delays on b.a.r.t., antioch to sfo, ten-minute

delays. delays on the h train as well. look out for a very foggy commute and slow ride on southbound 101 through san rafael, about finding good food ind have school.y so, when my wife kat and i learned california public school children couldn't get fresh produce in the cafeteria, we took action. we partnered with local farmers, school kitchens, a non-profit. that program now serves over 300 million healthy meals every year. the difference between words and actions matters.

that's a lesson washington dc could use, right now. i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. . good morning. still have some fog, especially thick up around santa rosa and out in the central valley. going to be around another hour or two. high clouds and sunshine and drying air. it's going to be a three-day reprieve from the wet weather.

we'll have another "abc 7 mornings" update in about 30 minutes. ♪ got to blame it on the goose welcome back to "gma." and we are very excited to have this actress sitting here with us right now. she wowed us in "high school musical" 14 years ago. wow, that's a long time. now she's teaming up with the legendary "bad boys," will smith and martin lawrence in "bad boys for life." give it up for vanessa hudgens. [ applause ] i got to say, i love everything you do. you bring such a great energy. >> thank you. >> to everything that you do. a lot of fun to watch and the "bad boys for life" premiere was on tuesday night. >> yes. >> and you brought energy. you stole the show. you stole the red carpet. >> wow. >> i did the most. i did the most. i was like i'm going to have a

chiffon and i'm going to have -- bedazzled and feathers and it was just so much fun. i had my sister and my best friend and it was just like a really wonderful thing to be able to celebrate. >> you brought it. you did. also you hung out a little bit with snoop dogg. there's got to be a story there. >> i'm such a big fan. who isn't a big fan of snoop dogg? it's snoop double g and i literally was like, i'm going to go to the after party right now and i'm going to have some gin and juice. >> too much. too much. >> i can't, i'm done. my life is complete. >> got to be complete working with will smith and martin lawrence. how was that? >> it was the best. they are so kind, so caring, like genuinely care about everyone on set. just comes to work with such energy and positivity. it just was such a lovely work

environment, like i couldn't have asked for anything better. >> i think we should see some of that energy. >> please. >> let's take a look. >> all right. meet at the club at 2300. wear your sunday best. this is a grab, we're in, we're out, no bodies, strictly nonlethal. >> nonlethal. has anyone informed the bad guys? >> aclu, rubber bullets, trust me, you'll get to enjoy them as much as you want. ♪ bad boys, bad boys what you gonna do whatcha gonna do -- >> hey, huh-uh. no, no. never. y'all will never do that again. [ applause ] >> you were just a little girl when the first one came out. did your parents let you watch? >> i feel like i eventually got it to on my own time. it's just -- it's something that

is part of the zeitgeist. i remember loving lil wayne, obviously i love rap, and like him talking about mike lowery like it's such a part of the culture that it's just -- it's such an honor to be a part of it and to be this bad ass chick. i'm shootings guns and taking down the bad guys. >> it's all good. >> you're saving everybody. [ applause ] you had a little "high school musical" karaoke session recently. >> i did. >> and you posted a video. here's a caption, here's a bad aggressive and totally sober version of "breaking free" yep. and we got it right here. >> great. ♪ we're breaking free breaking free ♪ >> i'm like flipping my ponytail as much as i can. [ applause ] >> oh, my gosh. it's just -- it's aggressive.

>> i love the group in the back, those guys were over there. i'm like, come on, pay attention. do you realize who's singing this to you? >> one of the girls in the bar came up to me and my go-to karaoke song? i'm like, what? "breaking free." >> we should sing it. >> you didn't sing it, you sang it. >> i sang it. >> vanessa, we love everything you do. you're crushing it, and this movie, "bad boys for life" hits theaters today. go check it out. [ applause ] >> she's doing it again. look at this energy. coming up, robin's interview with kamiyah mobley next. stay right there. we'll be back with more "gma." next. we'll be back with more "gma." [ applause ]

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[ applause ] looking good. looking good. we are back now with a project i'm really excited to share with all of you, my first film for lifetime "stolen by my mother" the kamiyah mobley story, airs tomorrow night. immediately following the movie is a documentary where you're going to meet the real-life people who inspired the film including kamiyah herself who was kidnapped at birth. she was just eight hours old. when i sat down with her she described the moment she first found out that gloria williams had abducted her and later going online to learn more about her biological mother. >> i left when she told me that. i didn't leave in a rage. i just kind of left like let me

process this a little bit. >> how were you able to keep it a secret once gloria told you the truth that she was not your biological mother? >> you know, you just like -- having another out of body experience like, hold up, maybe i just heard that from tv. maybe you didn't tell me that. i don't know what happened there. people make it seem like i was protecting her but you got to understand you're telling a 16-year-old this so what do i do? >> you did try and find out about yourself. didn't you go online? >> i sure did. >> you were able to find shanara's phone number. >> i was curious, yes. i can't remember the exact thing i said but she was like, hello? she answered like she does now and she asked, who is this? and i hung up. >> after dna tests proved conclusively she was kamiyah mobley stolen from a jacksonville hospital years earlier, police arrested gloria williams and charged her with the kidnapping. authorities gave kamiyah a

chance to say good-bye to the only woman she ever knew as mom. >> i love you. >> they would meet again in a courtroom 1 1/2 years later. when you walk in that courtroom, you have one family sitting on one side of the courtroom. you have the other family sitting on the other side of the courtroom. how did you know where to sit and what was -- >> my lawyer. he's like, it's intense here, let's just get in the back. >> both shanara and craig have the opportunity as victims to get on the stand and speak directly to gloria. >> i never knew this day would come that i would finally face the kidnapper. >> the parents' suffering on so many levels. >> the mother and father. >> the mother and father suffering. >> it's only one sentence and i don't think she's open enough

for that. i will say death. >> she stunned everyone when she said the death penalty. >> of course, that wasn't on the table. >> shanara knew that so she asked well just give her the maximum sentence possible. >> i'm still hurting. you reaching out to my child, that is my child. i am your mother, kamiyah. i am your mother. >> and she never forgot that fact. for 18 years that they were apart. every single year the biological mother celebrated her daughter's birthday every single year. so much emotion, and the film and the documentary which are co-produced by my production company airs tomorrow night on lifetime beginning at 8:00 p.m. the film first and real-life documentary where you get to see how kamiyah is doing today. rob. >> that is powerful stuff, robin. thank you. let's show you what will happen with the powerful storm coming through the northeast. a little more of this. slow start the last month of snow across parts of the new

england ski resorts. this is five inches of fresh snow. taking over the ledge and piling up under the trees. >> so puffy. >> it is puffy. more puffy stuff with 6 to 12 inches coming to the new england ski resorts. you'll take it this weekend. >> have yourself a safe weekend. michael, over to you. >> all right, rob, now to an inspiring story this friday morning about a special 13-year-old girl who is breaking barriers. aniah echols is the first female to ever join her middle school football team in oxford, mississippi and is moments away from getting a gigantic surprise.

first a look at her story. she is an artist. and a junior black belt. but 13-year-old aniah echols feels most at home on the football field. >> what i like about playing on this team is being with other teammates that go through the same thrill, the same excitement as you and getting to talk about it later. >> aniah is the first female to play for the oxford middle school chargers. >> they sent a flier out at the end of her sixth grade year. she asked me could she do it. i asked if she's sure. she said, mama, i can do this. >> so far i'm excited because i have not seen any failures for the semester. >> reporter: at first she received some raised eyebrows. >> it was odd to see a female walking into the meeting for football, and the coach was surprised. my fellow classmates were surprised. i was surprised because i was like, i'm doing this, finally. >> she faced adversity due to

being the only girl on the team. it didn't take very long for them to see that she came to play. and she didn't mind knocking who she needed to down. >> reporter: she tried out for quarterback but then found her place as a right tackle on the offensive line. her favorite part is the hit. >> it felt really good because i've never felt this kind of hit before so it wasn't that bad. it was really fun. >> is that enough? >> watching aniah the very first game, i guess i was sitting on pins and needles but she wasn't getting hit. she was doing the hitting. i was like, wow. she looked like a football player. >> aniah wants all women to feel empowered to follow their dreams. >> my advice to other females is to keep going when people tell you to stop. know that you may be one woman but you are so much more in other ways. if you want to do something, do it. why not? [ cheers ] >> aniah echols and her mom,

latrenda, are here. thank you both for joining us. i know you had a few hobbies so how did you get in football? >> when i was a little girl i used to play two-hand touch in front of my grandmother's house in the yard. we would play here and there almost every day. >> that's how it starts, two-hand touch and next thing you know you're strapping on the pads. and latrenda, it's been a year or so she's playing football. how do you think this experience has helped her? >> definitely helped her discipline. she had to work hard on football and getting her grades so she just dug in and got it done. >> nice little balancing act for you, huh? [ applause ] and i hear when you were younger you used to throw football parties like super bowl parties. so tell us about that. >> i don't remember a lot about them but i do remember asking my grandmother if we could celebrate, you know, have like

mini parties. when i would see them on tv i'd want to be a part of that action so even though i wasn't there i could feel the same energy as they did. >> who is your favorite team? i put you on the spot. >> well, i have my pick of teams but i'm honestly going to say alabama. >> okay. >> yeah. >> university of alabama. what's that, roll tide? >> roll tide. >> roll tide. what are you doing this year for the super bowl? you going to watch it at home or -- >> yes, i guess so, yeah, no plans for football. we just going to throw a party this year just because, you know, all the excitement so that's how we -- >> it's going to be a lot of excitement at your party because we got a little something for you. we have -- we have -- come on. bring it out. we have tickets for you guys to go to the super bowl liv in miami. so that's where you're going to be for the super bowl. you're going to be at the game. [ cheers and applause ]

how does it feel? you are going to the super bowl. >> surprising. [ laughter ] huh? >> you feel good about that? >> yes. very -- oh, my goodness. i could cry but i can't. >> you can always cry. there is crying in football. i've done it a few times myself. but i just got to say your story is so inspiring. so many just athletes, period. i'm not even going to say young women. athletes, you work hard, you put in the work and good things happen to you, so keep it up. roll tide. that's right. we got to say these super bowl tickets and travel are courtesy of the nfl extra points credit card, the official card of the nfl. and enjoy super bowl liv in miami. maybe i'll see you there. coming up, we have breakout pop star kim petras performing. is performing.

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[ cheers and applause ] we are back now with kim petras who has quickly become one of pop's breakout stars with over 250 million streams. but before she heads out on her headlining tour in europe she's going to perform for the first time ever on national tv right now. here's kim singing her new hit "icy" from her debut project "clarity." [ applause ] ♪ ♪ never loved nobody harder never ever felt stronger ♪ ♪ thought that we would last forever ♪ ♪ gave me something to believe in ♪ ♪ thought that you were all i needed look at me i'm still breathing ♪ ♪ i used to cry over you, baby

i've wasted all this time ♪ ♪ now i got an ice cold heart vvs' is the only kind of ice i want ♪ ♪ kinda funny how the money can't replace the love ♪ ♪ so numb, i don't feel it inside me, so dumb, i believed you really liked me ♪ ♪ 'cause of you, now my heart is so icy ♪ ♪ icy, icy ♪ now i'm on a higher level i ain't ever gonna settle ♪ ♪ plenty offers on the table baby, i don't even hate ya ♪ ♪ really you did me a favor turned my heart into a glacier, yeah ♪ ♪ i used to cry over you, baby, i've wasted all this time ♪

♪ now i got an ice cold heart vvs' is the only kind of ice i want ♪ ♪ kinda funny how the money can't replace the love ♪ ♪ so numb, i don't feel it inside me ♪ ♪ so dumb, i believed you really liked me ♪ ♪ 'cause of you now my heart is so icy ♪ ♪ now my heart is so icy ah, whoa icy ♪ ♪ now i got an ice cold heart vvs' is the only kind of, yeah, ice i want ♪ ♪ so numb, i don't feel it inside me ♪ ♪ so dumb, i believed you really

liked me ♪ ♪ so icy yeah yeah, yeah ♪ so numb, i don't feel it inside me ♪ ♪ so dumb, i believed you really liked me ♪ ♪ 'cause of you now my heart is so icy ♪ [ cheers and applause ] so icy ♪ [ cheers and applause ] did you know that every single flush flings odors onto your soft surfaces? then they get released back into the air so you smell them later. ew. right?

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ozzy osbourne. we've all heard the rumors about his health. how is ozzy really? tuesday, hear the truth from ozzy himself. ozzy and sharon osbourne with robin roberts exclusive. the new and emotional interview. tuesday only on "gma." [ cheers and applause ] >> a big thank you to kim petras. "clarity" is out now. [ applause ]

>> announcer: good morning bay area. let's get up and get going. this is "abc 7 mornings." good morning, i'm liz kreutz from "abc 7 mornings." let's go to mike nicco with a check of the forecast. >> hey, liz, hi, everybody. temperatures finally getting off those frosty lows this morning. a little bit of fog in the north bay. a good day for outdoor activities as it will be calmer and drier. high clouds and sunshine, warmer through the weekend. chance of rain monday night into tuesday, dry we wonddnesday and thursday. a new accident near the bay bridge toll plaza, things backed up into the maze. b.a.r.t. reporting no delays. much better across san mateo bridge and dunbarton bridge, green traffic there. 280 and highway 17 in san jose, no delays right now through that intersection, liz. >> frances, thank you. time now for "live with

kelly and ryan." we'll be back at 11:00. >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, from the new film, today, from the new film, "bad boys for life," vanessa hudgens. and star of the series, "power," omari hardwick. popular wellness choices as we continue our "jan-new-ary" series. katie lowes joins ryan at all next on "live!" the cohost desk. ♪ [cheers and applause] and now, here are ryan seacrest and katie lowes! [cheers and applause] ♪ [cheers and applause] >> ryan: hi.