to save this planet. i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message because we need an economy that works for all of us, not just wealthy campaign contributors. good morning, america. bernie sanders looking to pick up momentum this morning after a big win overnight in the nevada caucuses. [ chanting "bernie" ] feeling the bern. the sanders campaign racking up a decisive victory, now looking ahead. >> we're going to win the democratic primary in texas. >> other candidates not giving up the fight. >> we're going to take this back. >> i can feel the momentum. >> the critical stretch to come as the fight for the nomination intensifies. coronavirus travel alert. the state department issuing advisories for people visiting japan and south korea. what they need to know. a new surge in cases as we get a close-up look at a city turned into a ghost town.

daring rescues. officers in a race against time. >> police! >> come down. >> come down. come down now. >> rushing into this burning building. >> this way. this way. >> the dramatic moments to save lives all caught on camera. found alive. the couple missing in the wilderness for a week air lifted to safety. >> how did 70-year-old-plus people survive in the middle of a mountainside where it's cold? >> where they were located as we speak to members of their family only on "gma." and hockey hero. the zamboni driver turned into an emergency goalie when the bench is bare. the coach fearing the worst, but this player proving his worth on the ice, ice baby. >> can we have you say that

again? >> wow. that was special. >> vanilla ice making it into the national news. >> that's right. we'll get more on that later in the show. in the meantime, good morning, everybody. thanks for joining us on this sunday. we begin with bernie's big win. senator bernie sanders taking the nevada democratic caucus by a landslide. >> the candidate thanking supporters during a rally in texas, now claiming victory in three states with 50% of the precincts reporting sanders has 47% of the vote in the silver state. he's followed by joe biden at 19%, pete buttigieg at 15%, elizabeth warren at 10%, and amy klobuchar at 5%. sanders also racking up the total estimated delegate count so far. ten points ahead of his closest opponent. >> so events are now going to start unfolding very quickly in this race. we're six days out from south carolina, nine days from super tuesday. the question, is bernie unstoppable at this point? george is standing by with analysis, but we start with abc's rachel scott who is in las vegas.

rachel, good morning to you. >> reporter: dan, good morning. senator bernie sanders has now won the popular vote in the first three contests, and he is entering the next phase of this primary with the most delegates and the momentum. [ crowd chanting "bernie" ] overnight, senator bernie sanders clinching another victory with a decisive win in the nevada caucuses, and already focusing in on the next early voting states. >> don't tell anybody. i don't want to get them nervous. we are going to win the democratic primary in texas. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: entrance polls show sanders as the top pick of the majority of hispanic and young democrats in nevada. latino voters expected to be the largest minority group in 2020 will play a major role in the democratic primary. >> in nevada, we have just put together a multigenerational, multiracial coalition, which is going to not only win in nevada. it's going to sweep this

country. >> reporter: but with the momentum, a wave of criticism from his more moderate rivals. >> senator sanders believes in an inflexible, ideological revolution that leaves out most democrats, not to mention most americans. >> reporter: former vice president joe biden who was betting on this state for a comeback finished in a distant second telling his supporters he's now back on track. >> y'all did it for me. [ cheers and applause ] y'all did it. now we're going on to south carolina to win and then we're going to take this back. >> reporter: with the south carolina primary now just six days away, the fight for the nomination intensifies. >> not only is south carolina an important state and where we're going to have the next debate, but from there we go to super tuesday. >> we have a lot of states to go, and right now i can feel the momentum. so let's stay in this fight. >> reporter: we are now entering a critical stretch in this

democratic primary. in the next nine days there will be two more contests. first the south carolina primary, and then super tuesday where more than 1,300 delegates will be up for grabs. dan? >> rachel scott in nevada covering this every step of the way. we really appreciate it. as promised, let's bring in our chief anchor george stephanopoulos who will be hosting "this week" later this morning. george, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> i'll ask you the question i posed at the top. is bernie unstoppable right now? >> maybe not unstoppable, but clearly in control of this race. if you look at it right now, he's the only candidate in position to get a majority of delegates on the first ballot in the convention. that's not super likely right now, but he's the only one who can do it. he's clearly got the best chance to go into the convention with a plurality. all the other candidates are really fighting now to see if they could start to build up momentum, start to build up delegates and prevail in a brokered convention. >> among moderate democrats, there's all this gnashing of teeth and rending of garments about whether bernie can win in a general election against trump. are those concerns valid? >> sure. it's a big test right now

because right now if you look at the label of democratic socialism, socialist, polling shows that americans will push back against that. we also know that president trump is going to do everything he can to pound that home day after day after day. we're hearing and we saw it at the state of the union. we're seeing it at all of his rally speeches. what sanders and his team will say is they can bring new voters into the fold that will overwhelm that concern, but it's a big, big question mark. >> let's talk about some of the folks who came in behind sanders last night. joe biden pretty far behind, but a reasonably solid showing in second, he has a big hurdle to clear in south carolina. what's the path forward for him? >> he's got to win south carolina. there's no question about that. he's been banking his whole campaign on that all along. if he doesn't win south carolina, he really doesn't have a path forward to the nomination. on the other hand, if he does win in south carolina, prevail next week, that will give him some momentum going into super tuesday, and i think then the question will be, if biden wins south carolina, do you see some of the other moderates in the

race, amy klobuchar, pete buttigieg, start to back away and set up a one-on-one contest with bernie sanders? the x-factor there, of course, is mike bloomberg, anticipating your next question right there, and that's a bigger x-factor. >> so i mean speaking of that as an x-factor, is bloomberg likely to turn his massive fortune and against bernie sanders and start running negative ads? >> i don't know the answer to that. the big debate is coming up on tuesday night. he's clearly going to have to do better than he did in last week's debate. i would imagine that he's going to take on bernie sanders directly. try to go on offense. if he does, and if he does have something of a recovery in the debate on tuesday, he's got the bank roll for super tuesday. he could also start to build up delegates as well and create more of a possibility of a brokered convention. >> george stephanopoulos, always great to get your analysis. i really appreciate it. i want to remind everybody george has a big show this morning. he'll go one-on-one with representative james clyburn and trump's national security adviser, robert o'brien. plus, the powerhouse round table

debating last night's nevada caucus results. that's coming up on "this week" later this morning right here on abc. george, thanks again. eva, over to you. in other news now, the growing threat of coronavirus. more than 77,000 cases are reported globally with more than 2,400 deaths at last report. u.s. officials are talking about how effectively they can contain the virus here as the state department raises the travel advisory levels for japan and south korea. that's where ian pannell joins us. another uptick in cases there. >> reporter: yeah. that's right, eva. south korea's president has just put the country on code red. that's its highest alert for infectious diseases saying officials should take, quote, unprecedented, powerful steps to fight a major outbreak of covid-19 in the country that just continues to spread. this morning, covid-19 cases surging in south korea. the government here confirming more than 150 new cases, nearly half of the total infections

linked to a single church group. >> i think people are taking this virus quite seriously and trying to stay in and stay away from large groups. >> reporter: americans william wickham and isaiah addison, both teaching english in south korea. they showed abc news this city, where nearly half of confirmed infections have been found. >> normally the streets are very full, very packed with people, but the government has kind of advised people to stay inside, to wear masks. >> reporter: at this bus terminal in seoul, travelers are scanned with a heat detection camera, but as the fear of a possible pandemic grows, so is misinformation and disinformation. new reports of unfounded conspiracy theories are apparently being spread by a russian-linked social media account with false claims that the united states is behind the outbreak. moscow denies any hand in it, and in america, one court is now

temporarily blocking the u.s. government from sending 50 people infected with covid-19 to a quarantine center in california. a hearing is scheduled monday. people are now doing everything they can to try to protect themselves. everyone is wearing face masks, washing their hands repeatedly, and when going to restaurants or a shopping mall, people are having their temperature taken. i want to show you this if i can. this is an app being developed that shows you where every single person in the country who's got covid-19 has been allowing you to avoid those areas. that is becoming increasingly difficult, whit. >> still a major concern ahead. ian pannell for us, thank you. we are getting reports of a serious earthquake this morning in iran near its border with turkey. iran's news agency saying the quake impacted 43 villages in the mountainous region there. turkey's interior minister says the quake measured 5.7 and killed several people on turkey's side of the border.

last month, the quake centered in eastern turkey killed more than 40 people. now the latest on lori vallow, the mother in hawaii facing charges in the disappearance of her two children. this morning, we're getting a glimpse of the last time one of her kids is believed to have been seen, and abc's marcus moore has the very latest from kauai this morning. marcus, good morning to you. >> reporter: dan, good morning. overnight, we got a look at newly released surveillance video that could be the last image of 7-year-old j.j. vallow before his disappearance. the surveillance image obtained by east idaho news apparently shows j.j. playing in the front yard of his home just weeks before he and his 17-year-old sister tylee ryan went missing. according to court documents this image taken on september 17th helps piece together a time line, part of the time line of his last known whereabouts. one week later, lori vallow, the boy's mother, withdrew him from school, saying she would homeschool her children, and police conducted a welfare check

on november 26th and according to authorities, that is when she said j.j. was staying with a friend in arizona, and when authorities contacted that friend according to an affidavit, j.j. was not with her. lori and her husband, chad daybell, took off from idaho just one day after the police visit. that couple resurfacing here in hawaii where lori was taken into custody and faces multiple charges, including two felony counts of desertion and nonsupport of a dependent child, and this morning, that mother is inside of a prison facility here on $5 million bail, fighting extradition. eva? >> all right, marcus moore for us. now to an incredible rescue caught on camera. officers rush into a burning building and risk their lives to save others. stephanie ramos is here with more about how this all played out. stephanie, what heroic rescues. >> reporter: absolutely. the video is just incredible. you can see the flames whipping back and forth. smoke billowing and those police officers in that small town north of philly running in to

rescue those inside. >> the fire department, we got a heavy volume of fire coming from the second floor of the building. fire showing. >> reporter: this morning, police officers are being hailed heroes after rushing into this massive fire, engulfing an apartment complex just north of philadelphia. >> we have people jumping from the third floor. people were also throwing things off the balcony. >> reporter: this newly released body cam video shows the dramatic moments as officers arrive on scene last month. >> third floor. >> reporter: officers sprinting into the building fighting heavy smoke. >> hello. police. police. come down. come down. >> come down now. >> reporter: officers pushing through the smoke to help people inside escape. >> get out. get out. >> come on. crawl forward. crawl forward. >> there might be more. >> is there anybody else? >> there might be more. come on.

>> we went in, and we started checking, calling out to people trying to, you know, hopefully they heard our voice. >> reporter: a community thankful for their quick-thinking actions. >> we obviously work well as a team. nobody was hurt. >> it's just another -- another day for me i guess. >> reporter: just another day. that fire tore through the apartment building. police say 14 people were hurt including five police officers, but as you see there, they're back at work. >> and that body camera video gives us such insight into the heroism they face every day. >> absolutely. they displayed so much courage. >> their job is to risk their lives in defense of ours. we appreciate it. >> thank you, stephanie. other news that we're following this morning, to that big memorial for kobe bryant tomorrow. preparations are under way as the community of los angeles prepares to mourn the superstar, and his daughter killed in a helicopter crash. marci gonzalez is outside staples center where the event will be held. marci, good morning to you. >> reporter: whit, good morning, and that crash was four weeks ago today, and now in just more

than 24 hours, more than 20,000 people will gather here to pay tribute to bryant and his daughter, gianna. her mother and kobe's widow vanessa bryant put so much thought into making sure every detail of this service has special meaning. it's of course being held here at the staples center, known affectionately as the house that kobe built. he spent his entire 20-year nba career with the lakers, and then there is so much symbolism being put around the icon's number 24, as well as gianna's jersey number 2. ticket prices for this public memorial range from $24.02 to $224 with all proceeds going to the nonprofit bryant created called the mamba and mambacita sports foundation. and the date of this service, february 24th, 2/24, carrying that significance as well, whit.

>> officials in l.a. are issuing a request to fans who want to attend. >> reporter: that's right. those not among the 20,000 people to get one of those coveted tickets are being told not to come here. this whole area will be blocked off. the service not shown on the monitors. everyone is instead encouraged to watch the live stream of the service which you can see on abc newslive. whit? >> marci gonzalez for us in los angeles. thank you. dan? time now for the weather. let's get it over to robert. at's going on? >> congratulations, dan. red sox beat the rays yesterday. >> baseball game? is this the season for that? >> yeah, it means nothing. don't worry. it's spring training. >> don't confuse him. >> don't confuse him. >> that was in florida. the games in arizona had some issues yesterday with the storm that rolled through there. there were a number of games that were canceled or postponed. this is the giants/dodgers game that managed to go on, and the royals/angels got canceled and the diamondbacks' practice, that was canceled completely too. they'll dry out a little bit today, and get back to the

sunshine that arizona is so famous for in that grapefruit league. this low we're dealing with, that's going to exit. that will bring heavy snow south of denver today. the northern low will eventually catch up with it, and that's going to create a complex weather system, but by monday tomorrow we're looking at rains in areas that really don't need it from nashville to georgia, even through the ohio river valley. tuesday, snow wrapping through the backside of this. could get significant snow in points from chicago northward. we'll see how that times out as we go through the rest of the week. more in the way of rainfall in the next to two days. good sunday morning. i'm meteorologist frances dinglasan. we're going to end the weekend on a cool note. temperatures will be similar to yesterday's numbers, so that's only 50s at the beaches. low 60s around the bay and some upper 60s inland. san francisco a high of 59 with some clouds sticking around throughout the day. san jose 64, oakland 62 degrees. and things warm up starting

tomorrow. plenty of sunshine, well above average wednesday, yanks/rays in tampa. i believe the red sox play in ft. myers. that's my portion of the sports report today. janai. >> i'm up next. i'm up next. >> tyson fury won last nht. >> tyson with the big fight last night. >> the wig -- big fight. >> it was. dan, you are thrilled by all of this, right? >> yes, tennis is awesome. >> speaking of sports, we go to an unexpected hockey hero. this is a great story. >> this absolutely is an incredible story. when a team needs to call in a backup, you think they have so many options never considering that for one hockey team the go-to would be a zamboni driver. >> the goaltender is down. >> reporter: the carolina hurricanes are in the middle of a high-stakes playoff race, but when not one, but two of their goalies got injured -- the team needed to call in some backup from quite an unlikely place,

42-year-old david ayres. the emergency goalie is usually on the ice, but as a zamboni driver for a minor league team. now with no other options, the hurricanes called him up checking him into his very first nhl match. not many people including it seems the hurricanes' head coach had high expectations, but after giving up two goals, ayres delivered a performance that won't be soon forgotten. >> it just made me set until a little bit. >> reporter: stopping 8 of 10 goals holding his own against the nhl's most powerful offense, winning the game and the hearts of the fans. >> oh, man. look at that reaction. >> reporter: and his new teammates showering him in celebration. >> these guys are awesome. actually the spot that settled me down, one of the guys said to me, just have fun. we don't care if you let ten goals in. >> reporter: ayres making history, becoming the oldest goaltender to win their national hockey league debut.

not only that, but ayres is a kidney transplant survivor. overnight, the hurricanes announced via twitter they're working to identify a kidney foundation to receive a portion of the proceeds from the sale of t-shirts bearing his name. >> great job. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: but for ayres, just getting on the ice seems to be a dream come true. >> it was awesome. obviously the time of my life out there. i have been on this ice many times without fans, and put fans in the mix, it's a whole different game. >> pretty cool story. all of this happening on the 40th anniversary of course of the miracle on ice. >> that's amazing. i love that. the zamboni driver coming in for the win. >> right? >> there's always hope, exactly. >> dan's got a chance someday. speaking of the miracle on ice, of course, abc, espn and espn2 will have special programming that will air throughout the day, including a special featuring rarely seen footage from the game at

2:00 p.m. eastern her on abc and 9:00 p.m. on espn. >> we didn't get to hear dan sing ice, ice baby again. i'm a little disappointed in that. >> somebody wrote that. i just said it. >> did you not realize it was vanilla ice? >> yeah, i know. >> i was waiting for you to say, turn off the lights and i'll glow. we'll have to wait. stand by for that one. thank you, janai. coming up here on "gma," an incredible story of survival. how an elderly couple missing in the wilderness for a week stayed alive. plus a freak accident. how a man's fast thinking may have saved his own life. and what are the chances the incredible connection between a new dad and the nurse taking care care of his premie? stay with us. "good morning america" sponsored by edward jones. it's time for investing to feel individual.

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hit an embankment. her car went airborne and hit a light poll. the crash killed the passengers. alcohol was involved and there will likely be charges. >> limited visibility in north bay, a fourth of a mile inile i rosa, half mile other places. breezy conditions at the coast with temperatures in the 50s. low 60s around the bay and upper 60s for some inland areas. another cool day before the warm up starts tomorrow, liz. >> frances, thank you. thanks for joining

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the family of that couple are breathing a sigh of relief after a dramatic rescue. >> about halfway up, we hear voices. at first, we thought it was another team, and then they started yelling help, and we looked at each other. we were, like, that's them. >> reporter: it's been eight days since carol kiparsky and ian irwin from palo alto checked into a rental cottage for a valentine's day getaway. they left for a hike, but never returned. >> they were known to vacation here quite a bit. they were described by their family members as avid hikers. >> reporter: the couple apparently got disoriented in the dark and dense woods. for days, hundreds of people joined the exhaustive search. after consecutive nights in the 30s, the mission shifted to a recovery, but incredibly search teams located the couple near a ravine saturday, extracting them using a helicopter, suffering from only slight hypothermia. officials say they were able to stay alive by drinking from a puddle. speaking exclusively to abc, the couple's sons feared the worst. >> how do 70-year-old-plus

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can make their own health care choices. i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. welcome back to "gma." a young father is lucky to be alive this morning. recovering from a freak accident, and now we're hearing what was going through his mind as he called 911 all the time thinking of his family. abc's trevor ault has more. >> jake. >> jake, tell me exactly what happened. >> i got a pole through my chest. just hurry. a deer ran out in front of me. i swerved. >> reporter: this morning, the desperate 911 calls of a texas father clinging to life. a horrific crash leaving jake tabor pinned in his truck. a fence post impaling his chest, narrowly missing his heart. >> i can't do nothing. i'm pinned. >> i know. don't move, okay? >> reporter: with first responders rushing to the scene, jake also called his father, warning him he might not survive. >> he wanted to tell us he loved

us and he wanted his girls to know that he loved them very much. >> i need to call my wife. >> no, stay on the line with me. help's on the way. >> i need to call my wife and tell her i love her. >> reporter: the dispatcher begging the father of two small girls to stay still and not hang up when help finally arrives. >> they're here. >> don't move, jake. >> save me! save me, please. i have a baby. >> reporter: with the post still stuck through his body, firefighters had to cut apart pieces of the fence before rushing jake to the hospital. his family already grieving the loss of jake's brother just months prior. >> it's a miracle. a half inch in any direction and we wouldn't be doing this interview. we would be standing at another grave site putting another one of my sons in our past. >> well, jake's family says he has made some progress in the hospital, but this is going to be a months' long recovery. right now he can't speak because of breathing tubes, but he is asking in written messages how his daughters are holding up. >> this is truly extraordinary. >> incredible story.

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now a heartwarming s now a heartwarming story first on "gma" when a man's son was born prematurely. he got some comfort after stumbling on an old and unexpected friend at the neonatal intensive care unit. >> reporter: it's an unexpected reunion 33 years in the making. meet zane caldwell born ten weeks premature at this new jersey hospital. caring for him in the neonatal unit is nurse lissa mcgowan. amazingly she cared for zane's

father, david, in the nicu. >> i feel that i was put in the right place at the right time. >> reporter: baby zane's mother discovered the connection. >> my fiancee, she basically -- i brought my baby book home and she was going through it and basically saw the picture, saw the resemblance and was, like, oh, my gosh. >> reporter: the family believes this wild coincidence may have been heaven-sent since david's mother passed away. >> it makes me feel like my mom is watching over us, and basically watching over her grandson and sending this angel on earth to basically watch over her -- watch over her grandson like she watched over me 33 years ago. >> it's a scary world being in the nicu, and, you know, if this has brought them some comfort, especially having the connection, it's been -- it's been wonderful. >> reporter: this unmistakable bond is something these two families will never forget. >> it's hard enough leaving him here every day going to work, coming back.

we can rest assured he's okay knowing this team is phenomenal. >> and just so you know, baby zane, he's doing great and gaining weight. it's crazy to look at the difference. the dad is such a big man, and the baby is so small. >> amazing. he described her as an angel on earth looking over the family. it's incredible. thank you, eva, for that. coming up on "gma," rob teams up with shaquille o'neal. what could possibly go wrong? the two having a field day at the toy fair and giving us a preview of the new hot toys ahead. >> that's the shortest i have ever seen you look. >> a big tonka truck. seen you look. >> a big tonka truck. >> a big tonka truck. i know i'm not the smartest, or the fastest... i'm going with frankie z. jake from state farm? here's the deal... she's not the one for you. sure, she's got that cool apartment, that brand new car, but she doesn't have good insurance. if she's not going to protect all her stuff with state farm,

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grand now we have to deal withed us this.rs. climate change is an emergency. that's why i wrote the nation's most progressive climate law. and that's why i'm endorsing tom steyer. because when big oil tried to stop our clean air laws, he led us to victory. same with the keystone pipeline. when tom says we can save the world and do it together believe him. i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. this is a stodream.the american it starts here, in a middle class neighborhood with a middle class kid named mike. when his father died, his mother went to work and became the breadwinner. she instilled in mike a belief in hard work and a drive to build a better life. so he started a company from scratch with an idea and endless hours- today, that makes him the only democrat in the race who's created 20,000 jobs.

he's the only democrat who's run the largest and most diverse city in america, rebuilding after 9-11, creating over 450,000 jobs and expanding health care coverage to 700,000 people. the only democrat who's built a grassroots movement to combat gun violence and he's a leader combatting climate change. the only democrat who's never taken a penny from special interests. now mike is running to deliver on the american dream for everyone with common sense solutions and the ability to get it done. because mike bloomberg is the only democrat who can take on trump. and trump knows it. i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. ♪ "good morning america" ♪ "good morning america" is sponsored by weathertech. the ultimate american-made vehicle protection. all right. it's "pop news." rob's popping and locking. janai's here. >> two of them. >> it's more locking than popping. >> yeah.

>> a little acupuncture after the show. >> oh, my gosh. >> all right. it's time for "pop news," and we begin with olympic darling simone biles who may be preparing to wow us again at this year's summer olympics. the 22-year-old multi-gold medalist shared a five-second video of her performing a vault that many have called too risky to pull off. it's called the yurchenko double pike. no female gymnast has ever performed this stunt in a competition before. fans think she may be perfecting it for the games. my goodness. some gymnasts have noted how risky the move is compared to other vaults saying you can't change your mind midair. you have to go for it. you were a gymnast. >> you have to just commit. >> did you ever stick that one in practice? >> no. absolutely not. it looks like she's actually pretty much got it. >> she was the runner-up for female athlete of the decade. so i mean, she's brought us this kind of thing before.

"american idol" off to a strong start. talented contestants all vying for a ticket to hollywood. among those, julia gargano hoping to impress the judges tonight with an original song. look at this exclusive sneak peek from tonight's episode. >> are you going to sing something you wrote for us? >> yes. it's called "growing pains." >> "growing pains." ♪ put a band-aid on a shotgun wound and pray to god it heals me ♪ >> are you sending her to hollywood? >> she's got a great voice. >> absolutely. >> you can catch "idol" tonight at 8:00 eastern here on abc. jennifer garner, i just love her. do we need another reason to love her? she wants to keep you in girl scout cookies. the actress taking to instagram to say, she's got some extras. >> if you are missing your local girl scout or their cookies, just let us know why and we will send them out until we run out.

supplies are limited. happy girl scout cookie time. >> that post already has a million views. not sure how many she has left, but i'll take some of them. >> yeah, and rob's daughter is selling. >> she's cutting into my sales. >> you had the sheet here yesterday and everything. >> he was working it yesterday. yeah, and rob, special guest appearance here in "pop news." tell us about the toys. >> i'll take care of this. you sign up for some more cookies. christmas is a long way off, but toymakers have to think ahead, and i got a little help. i got some big help too checking out this year's toy fair, and the items your kids will want under the tree this december. ♪ >> reporter: people are rushing in to catch a glimpse of this year's new york city toy fair. with more than a thousand exhibits, 150,000 toys, and exclusive sneak peeks of some of the hottest new releases. >> hello, best friend. >> reporter: while the classics

never go out of style -- oh, it's the paparazzi. >> yeah. watch out. >> reporter: -- we brought along some of youtube's biggest stars. >> can we see which one we get? >> reporter: addy and maya from tic tac toys. it's a youtube review channel with almost 3.5 million subscribers. they're testing out some of today's top toys. >> whoa. >> reporter: and while touring the toys was fun, it was a business trip for the young duo who debuted their own booth at this year's fair with a sweet surprise. i think i found you guys. these are your toys? >> they sure are. >> there's addy, and there's maya. >> reporter: from little girls to big boys. even stars like shaquille o'neal are in on the fun. what better person to rep a big tonka truck than big shaq. >> tonka is tough. it's reliable. it's been around for a long time. >> reporter: the nba hall of famer showing me the new line of tonka trucks inspired by the man himself. >> what size shirt is that?

>> 4x. >> 4x. you got a little something going on there. does that come with the shirt? is it battery-powered? >> yeah. it's battery powered. >> reporter: just one of many revered figures on hand. congrats to "toy story" for winning the action figure of the year. this is the wizard staff from "onward." one action figure trip showcasing the latest and greatest to hit shelves this season. i think i broke it. oh, i know i did. the engineers were not happy with me. but anyway, the toy fair goes on the rest of this weekend. i brought some toys for you. you got the princesses, dan. >> oh, yours too. >> some of this i think is -- i probably shouldn't aim it. >> you'll poke somebody's eye out, rob. >> oh, rubber darts flying there. >> mine wouldn't go. >> you have to launch it. >> i tried. >> i may have broke this one too. >> janai's got the hammer of thor.

>> it is incredible how big that is, and all the toys that are out there. >> before somebody loses an eye, let me say, great "pop news," janai. appreciate it. thank you for joining us this sunday morning. stay tuned for george, and we'll see you back here next weekend. >> you're tossing to george. we have all these toys. >> you're tossing to george. we have all these toys. we have all these toys. kreutz. two people are recovering in the hospital after being rescued from mile rock beach in san francisco. the coast guard says they abandoned the boat they were in as it was heading toward the rocks. they got into a life raft and

hiked up where firefighters were there to evaluate them. both are expected to be okay. thousands will gather for black joy parade. the group's mission is to provide black community and allies an experience that celebrates their influence on cultures. parade participants will get a chance to compete for best in flow award. $10,000 will be divided among four winners with best choreography, ride and creativity. it starts at 4:30 on 14th and alice street. now a check of the weather with frances dinglasan. >> hi, liz. hi, everyone. on-shore flow, low clouds move in from the coast. that's going to bring us cooler weather once again. we're also seeing limited visibility in parts of the north bay. it's down to zero miles in napa, 1 3/4 in santa rosa. temperatures right now cool in the north bay in the 30s but we're seeing lots of low 50s around the bay and san francisco 50 as well as oakland, san jose 49. this afternoon look for temperatures to be similar to

yesterday's numbers. with that sea breeze and partly cloudy conditions at the coast, san francisco 59, oakland 62, san jose 64. our warmest spots in the inland in the upper 60s with more sunshine today as well. then get ready for some warmer weather because the warming trend starts tomorrow. then towards the middle and end of the week, temperatures will be near 80 degrees inland. mid-70s around the bay and even at the beaches we might hit 70 degrees. things will change rapidly next weekend. saturday it looks like it will be dry for the rest of the month. li fighting climate change isn't just about polar bears. we're fighting for our lives, we're fighting for clean air and clean water. that's why i wrote the law to send billions from polluters to communities suffering the most. and only one candidate for president was with us back then, tom steyer. and he's still fighting for us, pledging to make clean air and clean water a right for everyone, regardless of your zip code.

that's the truth. that's tom steyer. i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. this is a stodream.the american it starts here, in a middle class neighborhood with a middle class kid named mike. when his father died, his mother went to work and became the breadwinner. she instilled in mike a belief in hard work and a drive to build a better life. so he started a company from scratch with an idea and endless hours- today, that makes him the only democrat in the race who's created 20,000 jobs. he's the only democrat who's run the largest and most diverse city in america, rebuilding after 9-11, creating over 450,000 jobs and expanding health care coverage to 700,000 people. the only democrat who's built a grassroots movement to combat gun violence and he's a leader combatting climate change. the only democrat who's never taken a penny from special interests. now mike is running to deliver on the american dream for everyone with common sense solutions and the ability to get it done. because mike bloomberg is the only democrat who can take on

trump. and trump knows it. i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. >> announcer: "this week" with george stephanopoulos bernie's big win. >> we have just put together a coalition which is going to not only win in nevada, it's going to sweep this country. >> joe biden, mayor pete battle for second. >> i plan on coming back to win this state outright. >> we are moving on from the battle-born state with a battle on our hands. >> sharpen their attacks. >> i ain't a socialist. i ain't a plutocrat. i'm a democrat. >> before we rush to senator sanders, take a sober look at what is at stake. >> sanders is now the clear front-runner for the nomination. can biden come back with a win in south carolina? what does bernie's momentum mean for super tuesday, the co