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the mob. digging through this alarming new video, rioters hurling a fire extinguisher at police officers. d.c.'s mayor calling for emergency action and she joins us live only on "gma." race to vaccinate. frustration mounting as mass vaccination sites open. people across the country struggling to get the shot. the new guidelines this morning hoping to speed things up. are you eligible? our live exclusive, health and human services secretary alex azar answering all your questions. giant jackpots. more than a billion dollars up for grabs in the megamillions drawing tonight. $615 million waiting for the lucky winner. ♪ and we're rolling and roll tide. 'bama cruising to the national championship crushing ohio state. heisman trophy winner devonta smith's record-breaking performance getting praise from ohio state fan lebron james. plus, the once backup qb leading the undefeated crimson tide to

an epic season finale. mac jones joins us live this morning. come on, amy, it was good for the s.e.c. at least it's your conference. >> still we heard robin say roll tide. i was glad you had to do that and not me. >> jesse palmer called it well. >> okay, georgia grad. good morning, america. it's great to be with you on this tuesday morning. alabama going home with yet another title after that big win over ohio state. we cannot wait to hear from the quarterback that surprised many this season. mac jones went from a backup to star. he'll join us live later this morning. >> that's a very cool story. we have a lot of news to get to including washington, d.c., on high alert. security ramping up in our nation's capital after that violent siege. we'll have the latest on the new threats this morning with just eight days until joe biden's inauguration. d.c.'s mayor muriel bowser is standing by live to join us. the house is moving fast to impeach president trump for a

second time. that has never happened before in american history. the vote on track for tomorrow on an impeachment article that charges president trump with inciting insurrection, calls him a threat to national security. democracy and the constitution. let's take a live look at the white house. the president as we know has not made a public appearance since the attack on the capitol. that is scheduled to change today. mary bruce starts us off with the latest from capitol hill. good morning, mary. >> reporter: robin, good morning. we are now heading for what is sure to be an historic two days here on the hill. democrats are moving at an extraordinary speed here. a second impeachment vote now imminent. law makers are being summoned back to the capitol, still in shock, but determined to hold the president accountable. this morning, democrats are on the cusp of impeaching president trump again. charging him with incitement of insurrection for urging his supporters to march on the capitol. disturbing video showing the violence that unfolded as police

attempted to stop the mob without success. [ crowd chanting ] >> reporter: this morning, the house speaker is still holding out hope that the vice president will remove trump by invoking the 25th amendment but that seems highly unlikely, though pence has not publicly ruled it out. he and trump last night speaking for the first time since the siege. if pence doesn't act within 24 hours, pelosi says the house will move to impeach, a vote expected as soon as tomorrow. >> every day he is in office he remains a real and present danger to the country. >> reporter: and democrats have the votes to impeach trump for an historic second time. >> anyone who incites an insurrection should be investigated and prosecuted, no one is above the law. >> reporter: some republicans are also expected to back the move, though most remain opposed. the top republican in the house, kevin mccarthy, saying, an impeachment at this time would have the opposite effect of bringing our country together, but more republicans are distancing themselves from trump. congressman madison cawthorn, a rising star in the party, who

spoke at the rally right before the riot egging on the crowd and later voted to overturn the election results, now says it was a mistake for trump to urge the crowd to march to the capitol. >> he never should have directed that crowd towards the capitol building because there was a bad outcome destined at that point. >> reporter: dozens of major businesses are also cutting ties with trump and his allies, even his personal friends are taking a step back. new england patriots head coach bill belichick turning down the president's invitation to receive the medal of freedom, citing the tragic events of last week, saying in a statement, above all, i am an american citizen with great reverence for our nation's values, freedom and democracy. remaining true to the team and country i love, outweigh the benefits to any award. if trump is in impeached in the house, if question then becomes when will the senate start its trial? president-elect joe biden well aware that a trial would likely

dominate the early days of his administration is now wondering if there is a way to do both, work on his agenda and hold a trial. >> half day on dealing with the impeachment and a half day getting my people nominated and confirmed in the senate. >> reporter: as for president trump he is still holed up in the white house silent since twitter kicked him off the site. this morning growing concern about another horrific fallout of this riot, the possible spread of covid. two members of congress have now tested positive after being forced to shelter in place. one of them is blaming her republican colleagues who she said, quote, cruelly refused to wear a mask and recklessly mocked colleagues when offered them. she wants those republicans to be fined. >> could be a superspreader event on top of everything else. let's bring in our chief white house correspondent jon karl for more. we just heard mary's report that vice president pence met with

the president last night. >> reporter: i'm told it was a 90-minute meeting, one-on-one. both describing it as a positive meeting where they largely talked about what they've done over the past four years. but, george, this comes after the president was under enormous pressure to finally reach out to his vice president. he hadn't spoken to him since the morning of the riot at which time he threatened him, telling him he had to take action to overturn the election and i talked to one of the few senior advisers still working in the west wing who was not a family member who said that the president's treatment of his vice president was unconscionable. they had all been saying he had to finally meet with pence. >> jon, as the president is facing this second impeachment tomorrow he is also getting -- being told by his staff, legal team he could be facing some civil liability. >> reporter: yeah, and this is especially true, they say, if he goes forward with his intention to pardon himself. he's been warned by his lawyers that if he pardons himself and is later sued by those injured in the riot that the self-pardon could be seen as an admission of

guilt and could make him more liable. the president reacted angrily and is suggesting that if he can't pardon himself he won't pardon anybody else in his final days. by the way, george, we are going to see the president today. he is scheduled to go to the texas border to look at his wall. george? >> jon karl, thanks very much. amy? now to the nationwide search for members of the mob who stormed the capitol. dozens already arrested and officials expect hundreds of suspects could be charged. our chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz has the latest on that. good morning, martha. >> reporter: good morning, amy. the rioters converged on washington from all over the country and this morning, investigators from coast to coast are trying to track down as many as they can working through thousands of images and tips. >> they broke through! it's on! >> reporter: this morning, more alarming video from the violent pro-trump mob attacking the capitol.

watch as these rioters hurl a fire extinguisher at police officers, several hit in the head. homicide detectives investigating the death of officer brian sicknick have been looking into reports he may have been hit by a fire extinguisher before collapsing hours later, but it is unclear whether sicknick is in this video. >> help! >> reporter: videos like this one, showing an officer being crushed by rioters making the d.c. police chief emotional. >> it makes me sick to my stomach just to see that video and that officer obviously he was afraid for his life. >> reporter: now fbi field officers in all 50 states are combing through videos and images along with some 45,000 tips. >> i have talked to officers that said -- who have done two tours in iraq and said that this was scarier to them than their time in combat. >> reporter: the fbi urgently hunting for this man, suspected

of planting these two powerful pipe bombs in the rnc and dnc headquarters, releasing new photographs highlighting the suspect's distinctive backpack and shoes. also asking for help identifying this man in this sickening image carrying a confederate flag through the capitol. hundreds could face arrest in the coming days. so far only 70 arrests have been made. jake angeli, who appeared at multiple pro-trump events dressed in the costume he wore during the attack on congress, now in an arizona jail facing violent entry and disorderly conduct charges where his mother says he's refused to eat since turning himself in this weekend. >> he gets very sick if he doesn't eat organic food. literally will get physically sick. >> reporter: adam johnson, the florida man caught on camera carrying nancy pelosi's lectern charged with three counts, including theft of government property.

he was released on bond after posting $25,000 in bail. and now, ohio congressman tim ryan revealing that up to 15 law enforcement officers are under investigation for their response to the assault. >> it was appalling to be side-by-side with the heroes that were doing everything right and then having others taking selfies with the domestic terrorists. >> reporter: the capitol police department saying several officers are currently suspended and that they are planning to, quote, investigate these behaviors for disciplinary action up to and including termination. and it is not just law enforcement, investigating its own, there were a number of former military involved in the siege at the capitol and possibly active duty. the pentagon asking for help in identifying any service members involved in the attack or

promoting extremism. robin? >> beyond disturbing. all right, martha, thank you. as you know, the united states on high alert this morning. the fbi warning of plans for armed protests at all 50 state capitols with threats of storming government buildings. our chief justice correspondent pierre thomas is in washington with those details. good morning, pierre. >> reporter: robin, good morning. the fbi facing perhaps its most difficult challenge since 9/11 trying to determine if there was a plot to attack the capitol involving multiple players and now racing to respond to new threats across the country as we head toward the inauguration. this morning, security stepped up across the country after the fbi sent a disturbing bulletin warning that armed protests are being planned at all 50 state capitols. the new intelligence pointing to an unnamed armed group calling for the storming of government buildings and courthouses if president trump is removed before january 20th. the fbi saying this group is also planning attacks here in d.c. the day of biden's inauguration. specific threats identified

against biden and vice president-elect kamala harris and there are threats against house speaker nancy pelosi too. state officials reacting to a dangerous environment. new jersey's governor pleading with citizens not to come to his capitol this weekend to protest. >> even if your heart is 1,000% in the right place, stay home. >> reporter: d.c. mayor muriel bowser calling for emergency action. >> if i'm scared of anything, it's for our democracy, because we have very extreme factions in our country that are armed and dangerous. >> reporter: the national park service has closed the washington monument until at least january 24th citing credible threats. the fbi and homeland security officials under incredible pressure. the most i can recall since the september 11th attacks. george? >> pierre thomas, thanks very much. we have an exclusive interview now with the mayor of washington, d.c., muriel bowser. mayor bowser, thanks for joining us this morning. we just heard you say you're scared for our democracy. that's about as blunt as it can be. do you believe you have the security threat under control?

>> well, certainly, george, we have been working urgently with our federal partners to make sure that planning for this inauguration is unlike any other. over the weekend, i made several requests of the federal government including expanding the security perimeter for the event for the inauguration that's led by the u.s. secret service and asking also for a declaration of an emergency to help in the planning before the event and all of those things are in motion. >> the president declared the emergency, that is correct. you asked the national park service to rescind or deny all permits for public demonstrations through the inauguration. have they granted that request? >> they haven't, and we recognize this is an extraordinary request. we are the nation's capital. people come and have done so peacefully to protest and grieve

their government, but we want to make sure in a very extraordinary time that the appropriate limits are placed on gathering in the nation's capital. >> and you just want people to stay away. >> we do. and i have to tell you, george, last weekend i asked d.c. residents -- i amplified a message from our local activists to have d.c. residents stay out of the downtown area, to not have counterprotests and all of the film that you can see is very clear that these are white supremacist rioters who attempted a coup on our federal government to try to take over the capitol. so i want to continue to ask all of our residents to stay away from the downtown, to enjoy the inauguration activities virtually and let our law enforcement keep peace.

>> there have been some reports that some of the proud boys and other rioters from last week have actually stayed in town. are you aware of that? >> i'm not aware of it. we've taken very -- we've been very aggressive with the so-called proud boys. its leader was arrested as soon as he stepped foot in the district of columbia last week. our intelligence officials who are local are working hand in hand with the fbi. you have already reported the fbi's very broad and general warning to us and to other capitols and we will continue to work with them on any other specific information. >> there will be some 15,000 national guard troops ready to deal with any potential violence or any potential threats next week for the inauguration. do you have a better sense now of why the capitol wasn't prepared for what happened last wednesday?

>> george, i think that we are going to have some very intense questions about that and have asked the congress to have a bipartisan investigation of what happened on the capitol grounds. i think you know our metropolitan police department stands ready in any event to back up the capitol police, and we did so. some of the very disturbing video that you showed were metropolitan police officials, d.c. officers fighting against those people getting into the capitol and i am sorry that there was a failure in security that put those officers in harm's way. >> mayor bowser, thank you for your time this morning. stay safe. >> thank you. we are following a lot of other headlines including the latest on the coronavirus emergency and the race to vaccinate. there are new federal guidelines coming that could speed things up. health and human services secretary alex azar joins us live.

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tomorrow as speaker pelosi is pressuring vice president pence to remove president trump from office by invoking the 25th amendment. also breaking right now, the black box has been recovered from that indonesian airline crash that killed 62 people. navy divers discovered the box which could help with the investigation into what caused the plane to go down. that happened shortly after takeoff. a big drawing, mega millions, $615 million, the fourth largest jackpot in megamillions history combined with tomorrow's $550 million drawing. in the meantime, we will continue with the latest on the coronavirus emergency. over 25 million vaccine doses distributed nationwide. but fewer than 9 million people have actually gotten at least the first dose. just over 900,000 of those in long-term care facilities. eva pilgrim joins us now with more on the mass vaccination sites finally opening in cities across the country and not a moment too soon.

eva is there at the center in brooklyn. good morning to you, eva. >> reporter: good morning, amy. this mass vaccination site is open 24/7 and even the appointments in the middle of the night are booked as many people are discovering getting an appointment for the vaccine just isn't that simple. this morning, frustration mounting as people across the country try to get the covid-19 vaccine and can't. according to the cdc, more than 25 million doses of the vaccine have been distributed. but so far only about 9 million people have been vaccinated. that's nowhere near the original "operation warp speed" prediction that 20 million people would be vaccinated by the end of december and while more and more mass vaccination sites are opening across the country, for many just getting an appointment is proving difficult. new york's governor cuomo warning appointment dates for just the first eligible group could be as far away as 14 weeks. that would be mid-april. >> i've been on the computer

since 8:00 last night and can't get an appointment. >> reporter: gloria came to this new 24-hour vaccination site in brooklyn that is by appointment only hoping someone could help her sign up for a slot. they gave her a piece of paper with a website. >> how old are you? >> 81 years old. >> you just want a vaccine. >> that's all i want. i just lost my only cousin this morning. >> reporter: alexandra has been trying to make an appointment for her 78-year-old father. he was given that same website when he came to the brooklyn site for help. >> i researched for him online and there's no timeline. there is no guidance for them. it just basically informs them that they should sign up and then wait. >> reporter: in charlotte county, florida the only way to make an appointment is online. right now the county's department of health only posts available slots on tuesdays and they fill up fast. liz has been trying to make an appointment for her 85-year-old mother-in-law for the last three

weeks. so far no success. >> it said all the sites -- or all the slots for this week have gone. try again next week. >> reporter: and more vaccines may be coming online. axios reporting that the white house is changing its plans, distributing all of the vaccines in its current stock instead of holding some back. george, i did check in with that 81-year-old woman that we met out here yesterday, gore i can't. she told me she went online to try to book an appointment and all the available slots were taken. george? >> okay, eva, thank you so much. let's bring in alex azar. secretary azar, thank you for joining us. i want to get to the vaccine but you are also a member of the president's cabinet so i have to ask you as you know the house is asking vice president pence and members of the trump cabinet to invoke the 25th amendment. that says that the president should be removed if the vice president and a majority of the cabinet declare that the president is, quote, unable to discharge the powers and duties of his office. do you believe the president is able to discharge the powers and

duties of his office? >> george, thank you for having me. and i just want to be very clear as i was when those events were unfolding last week, that the assault on the capitol was an assault on democracy. it was unacceptable. it can't happen again and i'm worried about these rumors of people gathering again in the capitol and in our state capitols. we have got to ensure a peaceful and orderly transition. you know, the inauguration of a new president is something -- this will be the 45th transfer of power in the united states. something that we invented in the world and whatever one thinks about the outcome of the election it's a moment we should all be celebrating because it is a remarkable thing, even today across the world. we have to ensure that it is orderly and peaceful. >> those rioters as you know were encouraged by the president which is why he's set to be impeached tomorrow which is why the house is asking for you and

the vice president to invoke the 25th amendment. so i repeat the question, do you believe what the president did last week shows he is able to discharge the duties of his office or not? >> the rhetoric last week was unacceptable. i'm not going to get into or discuss the 25th amendment here. i'm committed -- i've wrestled with this. i'm committed to see this through in my role as health secretary during a pandemic to ensure that vaccines and therapeutics get out to the american people and to ensure a smooth hand-off to president-elect joe biden's team. >> i appreciate that. one more question. you say you won't discuss it here. have you had discussions about the 25th amendment with either other cabinet members or the vice president? >> it would not be appropriate for me to discuss, and i never have, my conversations with colleagues or with the president and vice president, george. >> secretary, what can you tell us about the new guidance to expand access to the vaccine? >> yeah, so, we've actually -- this is just a staging moving to the next phase on the vaccine

program. we've had so much success with quality and predictable manufacturing and almost flawless distribution of the vaccine, but we have seen now that the administration in the states has been too narrowly focused. what are we doing? three things. first, we have already made available every dose of vaccine. so we had been holding back second doses as a safety stock. we now believe that our manufacturing is predictable enough we can ensure second doses are available for people from ongoing production. so everything is now available to our states and our health care providers. second, we are calling on our governors to now vaccinate people age 65 and over and under age 65 with a co-morbidity because we have got to expand the group. we've already distributed more vaccine than we have health care workers and people in nursing homes. third, we've got to get to more channels of administration.

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we're back with we're back with that national championship showdown. top ranked alabama overwhelming, crushing ohio state. 'bama's quarterback mac jones is going to join us live in just a moment. there he is, but first espn college football analyst jesse palmer has all the highlights. >> reporter: overnight -- >> championship unlike any before it because the season was so unprecedented. >> reporter: -- two undefeated teams ending an unlikely season with number one alabama defeating number three ohio state with a score of 52-24. >> jones steps up, right down the middle of the field. it's a touchdown. >> reporter: the star of the night, heisman trophy winner devonta smith smashing seven records. smith with 12 receptions, 3 touchdowns and 215 yards all

before halftime garnering praise from dozens of sports giants online like lebron james, the buckeyes fan writing, man, is he good. and when smith left the game with an injured hand in the second half, teammates najee harris and mac jones helping to finish what he started, smashing records of their own. >> what an incredible story of perseverance and development in mac jones. >> reporter: the win an historic milestone for coach nick saban, earning him a seventh championship trophy and moving him past paul "bear" bryant for the most titles in college football history. and after the game, quarterback mac jones said, i think we're the best team to ever play. it's certainly been a season unlike any other, robin. what a magical year it has been for quarterback mac jones and the alabama crimson tide.

>> it certainly has. thank you, jesse. and mac jones is going to join us live right now. thank you so much for getting up and being with us. congratulations. you know, at one point we didn't even know if there was going to be a college football season, but, boy, it was a heck of a one. to be the undefeated champs, how does it feel this morning, mac? >> it definitely feels great. i mean like you said we didn't even know if we were going to have a full season or if we were going to start and then stop. so i just give my hat's off to the administration and ncaa and s.e.c. for allowing to us play a full season and it feels great to be where we are and this is right where we wanted to be and won the game last night obviously, which is something that we're all grateful for. >> and, mac, you know, many people are familiar with your story. you go from a backup qb to a finalist for the heisman trophy. you threw five touchdown passes in the game yesterday last night. perseverance.

that is a word that comes to mind and what was said over and over so what is your message to people about not giving up on themselves? >> yeah, i think just with anything regardless of the sport or what you want to did, a lot of people tell you no but if you love something, you have to put your mind to it. you can't really listen to the haters, as people call them, and do what you do. >> i love that. and, mac, you really stepped up. so many of your teammate has injuries including heisman trophy winner devonta smith. you even had a leg injury at one point during the game but you kept on going. what was the key to your composure to keeping your composure with all of that going on? >> yeah, i think just coach saban's message to the older guys on the team, he kind of just met with each of us individually and told us to just stay even keeled and try not to get too up or too down in the game. so, you know, injuries happen.

like you said, we had guys out there playing that were young guys. we had guys that were hurt. so just to be out there and try and finish through for our team was just something that coach saban's kind of instilled in us. >> he certainly has and, you know, i really want you to soak in this victory and just enjoy it. but i gotta ask this because 'bama fans are asking. you do have one year of eligibility left but you can also opt for the nfl. any idea which way you're leaning right now? >> honestly, not really. you know, we just won. so i kind of just let my mom and family handle all that stuff, but feel like i've put myself in a good position to do either one. obviously i love coach saban and alabama but at the same time it was a great opportunity in the nfl but i just have to weigh -- kind of weigh the pros and cons and look at them and see what's best for me and my family. >> good for you. 'bama fans were leaning in when i asked that question.

>> so was this georgia fan. >> congratulations to you and the entire team. thank you, thank you, mac jones. appreciate it. all the best going forward. >> okay. >> we'll be right back. had to ask. >> had to. >> that was good. >> that was good. bundling for example. you've got car insurance here. and home insurance here. why not... schuuuuzp... put them together. save even more. some things are better together. like um... tea and crumpets. but you wouldn't bundle just anything. like, say... a porcupine in a balloon factory. now, that'd be a mess. i mean for starters, porcupines are famously no good in a team setting. save even more when you bundle home and car insurance.

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good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. the house hurdling towards an unprecedented second impeachment charging president trump with incitement of insurrection for urging his supporters to march on the capitol. speaker pelosi still pressuring vice president to remove him by invoking the 25th amendment as the president meets with pence for the first time since the siege. race to vaccinate. frustration mounting as mass vaccination sites open. people across the country struggling to get the shot. and the new guidelines this morning hoping to speed things up. are you eligible? dr. ashton joins us live with more. newly divorced reality star kristin cavallari getting mom shamed online over this photo and the closer look at the double standard for divorced moms having fun. social media survival kit. the new tiktok trend potentially helping those in dangerous

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this morning, democrats are on the cusp of impeaching president trump again, charging him with incitement of insurrection for urging his supporters to march on the capitol. >> we want no violence. this impeachment is causing tremendous anger. you're doing it. it's a terrible thing they're doing. >> reporter: democrats are on the cusp of impeaching president trump once again. charging him with incitement of insurrection for urging his supporters to march on the capitol. disturbing video showing the violence that unfolded as police attempted to stop the mob without success. [ crowd chanting ] >> reporter: this morning, the house speaker is still holding out hope that the vice president will remove trump by invoking the 25th amendment. but that seems highly unlikely, though pence has not publicly ruled it out. he and trump last night speaking for the first time since the siege. if pence doesn't invoke the 25th

amendment within 24 hours, pelosi says the house will move to impeach, a vote expected as soon as tomorrow. >> every day he is in office he remains a real and present danger to the country. >> reporter: democrats have the votes to impeach him for a historic second time and some republicans are expected to back the move, though most remain opposed. the top republican in the house, kevin mccarthy, saying an impeachment at this time would have the opposite effect of bringing our country together but more republicans are distancing themselves from trump. dozens of major businesses are also cutting ties with trump and his allies. this morning there is new concern about another fallout of this riot, the possible spread of the coronavirus. at least two members of congress have tested positive for covid. one of them is blaming her republican colleagues who she said refused to wear masks while they were sheltering in place in close quarters. george? >> she now wants fines for those who don't wear masks. turning now to the latest on the coronavirus emergency and the race to vaccinate. our chief medical correspondent dr. ashton joins us now with more on the frustrations this

morning across the country and those new federal guidelines that could speed up the process. good morning, jen. and i don't know -- i'm sure you were hearing the interview that george did with secretary azar who was kind of laying out some of the new guidelines. can you be more specific and give us more details. >> yes, robin, good morning. here's what we heard hhs secretary azar say this morning, he identified that it's really not a problem with manufacturing or even shipping and distribution. the problem lies with administration of the vaccine so he's proposing number one, releasing all doses, not holding any back for that second dose, because he does believe in the manufacturing process. number two, dropping or blending those phased groups and now welcoming or inviting people 65 years of age and over and any adult with a pre-existing medical condition. and then, again, increasing the sites, the locations, where this vaccination campaign can occur,

including pharmacies and smaller health clinics. so time will tell whether these things can help us progress at a much more rapid pace. >> yeah, overall, what do you think of these revisions? >> well, i think that the key here is that we need to operationalize a vaccination campaign of a massive scale and magnitude that we have never done before. so we really have to look on where we have experience handling 100 million people. election day, for example, large sporting events and venues where we're welcoming and dealing with 80,000 to 100,000 people. if we can scan a ticket and put people through security, we can immunize people on a massive scale and we have not tried to do that yet. we need the step on the gas and do it quickly. >> step on the gas indeed. you got your second shot yesterday. >> yep. >> so how are you feeling? >> you know, i had zero side effects after the first one. i definitely had the expected side effects this time --

fatigue, headaches, very sore arm, muscle aches but nothing unexpected. nothing severe and nothing that's going to keep me from my 12-hour day today. >> another 12-hour day. so what do you tell folks that there's still concern about side effects and thankfully yours are mild. what do you say to those who aren't going to get it because that have? >> it's our immune system working. we've seen this with other vaccines. the side effects or risk of getting covid way greater than what i'm dealing with last night and today. >> okay, well, i guess we'll see you with amy on "what you need to know" a little bit later. thank you. thank you, jen. >> looking forward to that. coming up next, we have kristin cavallari getting mom shamed on instagram after posting this picture with her friends and why it can be hard for divorced moms facing a double standard. also, the new tiktok trend helping others stay safe when they're out alone. what one security expert is saying. plus, bevy smith joins us with her new year trend forecast. the hottest fashion, food and pop culture in 2021.

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arnaz. sounds like they have. it's none other than nicole kidman and javier bardem. deadline reporting both are very close to signing for a new film called "being the ricardos" written and directed by aaron sorkin. the movie will follow one real life week of production of the show back in the '50s and events that really happened that nearly destroyed both the show and their marriage. "i love lucy" ran for six seasons. it was 1951 to 1957. it won five emmy awards in the process. no word on when production starts. robin, i realize if for some reason this does not happen i will have some 'splaining to do. >> i also saw online yesterday, people were feeling that debra messing might have been a really good choice. >> yeah. >> really good choice for playing -- but, yes, you got some 'splaining to do. >> i fully agree. i feel like we've seen her do that. that would be great.

so great options and, yes, we will continue 'splaining. >> both are really talented. also in movie news, kristen wiig has reunited with her "bridesmaids" co-writer annie mumolo for a new gal pal comedy. it's called "barb and star go to vista del mar." i just love saying it. it's about two best friends who have never left their tiny hometown until they decided to treat themselves with an epic vacation. here is a look at the brand-new trailer. >> hey, barb. >> yes, star. >> you know what i just love? >> what? >> movie trailers. >> me too. >> i like how they are little movies about another movie before a different movie. >> sometimes i find myself watching a trailer for a movie while i'm watching a totally different movie. >> me too. barb, what if we had a movie? >> what? >> then we'd have to have a trailer. >> i wouldn't want to give anything away, though, about the movie. >> me neither, especially our faces. >> gosh, i can almost see our trailer now. ♪ >> very creative. their official twitter also

posting never-before-seen stills from the set with the caption, meet your new best friends, barb and star. and another bridesmaid wendi mclendon-covey will also join in the adventure. it also stars as we said, wiig, mumolo, jamie dornin and damon wayans jr. "barb and star go to vista del mar" will be available on video demand february 12th. looking forward to that. and finally, our dogs can now enjoy one of our favorite guilty pleasures. ben & jerry's have hit the market with frozen doggie desserts. they look like ice cream cups but made with dog nutrition needs in mind. this doggie delicacy comes in two flavors -- pumpkin with cookie, peanut butter with pretzels. those are like my two favorite flavors and i guess in a pinch we can actually share them. they're made, guys, with the same ingredients used in ben & jerry's nondairy human desserts. no surprise ben & jerry's jumped

into the hot dog treat market. i know, it's exciting. that market has grown 44% in the last five years alone. so i know you guys all have dogs. let's treat them, shall we? >> i know, and riva is wondering where are the props, mom? come on, you're talking about it. no props there? >> all right, lara, thank you. > not today, riva. >> i don't know about sharing an ice cream cone with my dog, though. i don't know if i can get my head around that. someone else try and let us know how it goes. now to our "gma" cover story, mom shaming online. kristin cavallari is taking heat on social media apparently for having fun without her kids. erielle reshef is taking a look at that and the double standard divorced moms face for having a social life. good morning, erielle. >> reporter: hey there, amy. so many moms have been through something like this and, frankly, few things feel worse and kristin cavallari's latest post on instagram sparking harsh comments about her parenting but

many of her 4 million followers and her friends are rushing to her defense. >> might want to work on that prenup. >> reporter: this morning, kristin cavallari, the target of what some are calling mom shaming. over the weekend she posted this picture with her girlfriends and the sarcastic caption, zero fun. but some commenters pouncing on the star saying she should be having less fun and be more focused on her three children. one writing, ever since her divorce she never has her kids adding, if you don't wanna be a mother why did you have kids? >> mom shaming unfortunately is as natural as breathing in our culture and people are always looking out for a mom who is doing something wrong or something that's different than what they would choose to do and they jump all over it. it's not fair and it's incredibly toxic. >> reporter: cavallari and her husband of nearly seven years, former nfl quarterback, jay cutler split last september. >> had a good run. >> reporter: amid the online backlash her friend and former

co-star from "very cavallari" justin anderson rushing to her defense responding, i can assure you her kids are her biggest priority and when it's her turn with them, they have her undivided attention and she's the best mom i've ever been around. >> there's a huge double standard. if a dad is going out and having a good time meeting people, trying to have a social life, people don't naturally jump all over him for it because moms are considered the primary caretakers. it's our job to be at home with the kids, put the kids first at all times no matter what and that's unfair. moms also need social outlets. they need to have fun and take care of their needs as well. >> reporter: so far cavallari is not responding directly to this drama on her instagram, but experts tell us it's important when parents are with their kids to focus on your kids but it's also important when you're not to do something for yourself, a little self-care never hurts. and, of course, robin, that balance is important and it even

can make you a better parent. >> absolutely. you know that, all right. erielle, you do it so well, thank you. now to the new tiktok trend that might help keep you safe. users are creating safety videos to help others in possible danger. becky worley is going to join us with more on this. good morning, becky. >> reporter: good morning, robin. we're talking about a tiktok hashtag safety call. it's where users can find videos that simulate a real phone call to potentially help if they feel unsafe. well, they're not a magic bullet. creators say these videos have helped them and that people should be making more. >> hey, girl, you almost here? >> this is not a real phone call. >> what's the matter? you sound like something is wrong. >> reporter: it's a tiktok video someone can play when they're traveling alone. don't have someone to talk to and feel unsure of their surroundings. >> i don't entirely believe you. i'm going to keep you on the phone until we meet up. >> reporter: with prompts to respond the video makes it seem like you're having a real

conversation. this video by mendy perdew viewed millions of times. >> the whole thing started because my friend called me one night when she was leaving work and i was supposed to be there to answer the phone and be her conversation and i was unavailable. >> reporter: luckily nothing happened to perdew's friend but the incident inspiring her to help others. >> i've decided to make a safety call video. >> reporter: producing videos with various scenarios. kids walking alone to school. >> are you on your way to school? >> reporter: or someone being followed in a parking lot. >> i'll be there in just a few minutes. >> i started getting all these amazing messages, just people saying, thank you. this is helping me in so many ways. >> reporter: tiktok users like yvonne who says one of her videos stopped someone who was possibly following her. >> i feel like that video helped me and it can help a lot of other people since a lot of people don't feel safe. >> reporter: perdew inspiring other creators to make their own videos with the #safetycall. >> hey, kiddo, what's up?

>> started to read through the comments and somebody said, boy, it would be really great if somebody would do this, but from a dad. >> so you're on your way back to your dorm now? hey, you got your spray with you, right? good girl. >> reporter: three out of ten americans say they feel unsafe walking alone at night. >> tiktok safety calls are not the magic bullet to keep you safe. they are a great tool, but that's what you should have as multiple tools in your arsenal. >> reporter: to stay safe when alone experts advise always tell someone where you're going, also stay aware of your surroundings and turn on your phone's camera. >> criminals don't want to be seen on camera committing crimes and so having that camera going is a great deterrent. >> reporter: and if you think you're in danger, call 911 immediately. perdew does that on her videos and tells others to do the same. >> put on the bottom a reminder if you feel you are in danger, call 911. >> reporter: good advice and, again, tell someone where you're going, whether it's walking or

driving. tell them when you're starting, the route you're going, when you're supposed to arrive. as our expert said, these tiktok safety call videos can be a great tool, robin, but not your only tool. >> not your only one. yes, 911 as well as she said. you know, i was thinking, the ride share services, a lot of the ride share services, people feel a little unsafe. this could come in handy in that case, as well. >> reporter: oh, yeah, for sure. remember, in that situation, safety is about layers of security, so you got to check the license plate when you get in. make sure it matches what's in your app. know how to use the safety features that are built into the app like you can share your location with a friend. you can check the route to make sure you haven't gone off course and as you mentioned, call 911 if you need to. >> well, thank you for all that precious info as always. thank you, becky. enjoy the rest of your day out there. all right. and now to ginger and, ginger, happy birthday eve.

>> reporter: yes, tomorrow. oh, my goodness. it's coming whether you want it or not but we will celebrate from the basement here. thank you so much. how about we talk about waves, 32-foot waves in oregon. this is canon beach where "the goonies" was shot, favorite movie of all time. the elk, they do get out of there and it is normal for them to be on the beach, but they have had giant waves and now it will cause flooding, landslides in the pacific northwest. but by the end of the week, thursday into friday, we're talking about really gusty winds in parts of the dakotas and snow too. good morning. i'm abc7 news meteorologist mike nicco. check out that gorgeous sunrise down in the south bay. less sunshine today and showers in the north bay. that's how specific this storm impact scale is. it's mainly for the north bay. a little drizzle possible for the rest of us and near record highs coming in the back half of the seven-day forecast. tonight is going to be pretty

mild. 43 to about 50 time now for "the bachelor." plenty of drama in week two and bachelor nation star andi dorfman is weighing in on how things are going. for matt james. will reeve has the details. hey, will. >> reporter: indeed, i do, george, hey there. we have a villain this year. at least an agent of chaos, victoria taking center stage and wreaking havoc. take a look. as bachelor matt james gets to know the new women in his life, one of them isn't wasting any time grabbing the spotlight. >> i'm here for matt. i'm not here to frickin' be in a sorority. >> reporter: queen victoria making a regal impression by arriving at the mansion on a throne and monday putting her royal subjects in their place after some of the women said they were happy for brie who earned the first one-on-one date. >> you guys are either lying or fake or [ bleep ] losers and get off the show. >> i felt like the queen

victoria thing was an act at first, but then i'm like, i think that's actually her which is scarier. >> reporter: taking out her frustrations on the rest of the group. >> this was the issue i had all day. i'm here to spend time with matt. that's important to me. so if it's not important to you, that's what's perplexing to me. >> reporter: stirring up trouble with her roommate. >> he said i want to pick your brain and understand you and see why you act the way you do. you said that. >> i said i would like to get to know each other. we have to room together. we have to live together. i'm trying to make it work. >> reporter: plotting to turn matt against her before the rose ceremony leaving the women to duke it out. >> i don't want to continue fighting. >> i did not say those things. >> i need a break. you're too much for me. >> there's kind of one victoria every season. i hope that she leaves with friends because i don't think she's going to leave with matt.

>> reporter: former 3w5 bachelorette and founder of andorfins andi dorfman says the competition is just getting started. >> i like sara a lot. i feel like he's kind of relating with these girls on a more personal way than we have seen before. >> reporter: no roses this week. in fact, instead there was total pandemonium. sara collapsed and medics had to be called in. the drama will continue next monday 8:00 eastern right here on abc. >> it is always there. coming up here, three singles set to leap into love with a professional match maker. they're all going to join us live.

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app and nbc7news.com. the news continues now with "good morning, america." ♪good morning, america." we are both doing the shoulder shimmy a lot this morning. day two of our leap into love series about finding your perfect match in 2021. this morning we spotlight three single was are ready to mingle but facing some common dating issues. we'll meet them all in just a moment but first look at their stories. it's a new year and a new season for dating so "gma" is helping three viewers leap into love in 2021. >> hi, everyone. my name is tiffany. >> first up dr. tiffanie otto. dr. tiff, the one looking for something serious after landing her dream job right before the pandemic hit. >> i'm looking at dating through a new lens. how do i meet people safely?

>> reporter: up next, amy farber, the one who is anti-dating apps, even in this digital dating age, she shares her hesitations. >> one of my biggest challenges is that i'm not on any dating apps. some of my friends have found significant others on them but it's just not my style. >> reporter: and everyone knows this person, meet johnny who isn't sure where to start because the recent college graduate says he runs into roadblocks. >> why do you think i haven't found someone? i think it has a lot to do with meeting the right people at the wrong time. >> even during the pandemic meeting is a challenge but because it's a challenge it makes it one of the greatest opportunities in our life. and guess what, when you do things differently, you get different results. >> reporter: so will these daters leap into love? we're about to find out. let's do it. joining us live now, amy, johnny, dr. tiff and

professional match maker paul brunson. good morning to you all. >> good morning. >> great to have you. >> good morning, good morning. >> thank you. paul, let me start with you. you call this now one of the greatest opportunities. one of the greatest opportunities for daters. >> yes. >> why? >> i can see the skepticism, robin. i can see it. all right, let me break it down. the first thing is that all of the singles now are in the same place. you know where they are? online right now, right? we're all in the same place, secondly is there's only one way to approach people now and that is slide into the dms and the third is that we now know how to determine if someone is serious, it's real easy, right? if you're too busy to show up for a video conference date right now, probably being in a committed relationship is not for you. i think this could be the best time ever to date. >> love your positivity, my man. love it. okay. amy, what have you found to be your biggest challenge?

>> so, i am in my 30s and a lot of my friends are all married. i'm really hesitant to be on dating apps. they're just not my thing so it seems like it's the only option out there with covid so what can other people like me do to branch out of their like close-knit friend group. >> without going the route of a dating app, paul. what do you say? >> all right, i hear you on the dating app thing, amy. i'm with you but here's the thing, right, the biggest dating app on the planet right now is instagram. i love instagram. i'm sure you have an instagram account. the reason why i love it -- >> i do. >> see? the reason i love instagram it's not the life that we actually have. that's not the photos that we post. it's the life that we want to have, the one that we're portraying and that's actually a great match indicator, right, to see if someone is living the life that you want to live. so here's what you do, amy. and i promise you this will change your life, okay?

go to your friends' accounts, look at who is posting on your friends' accounts and then go look at their profiles. and ask yourself, do you like their life? are you physically attracteded to them and then you do this, this is it, you ask your friend to make the introduction in a dm. that sim >> wow. >> that simple. >> okay, all three of them ared nodding along in the boxes on that one. >> there we go. >> johnny, you say you keep meeting the right people at the wrong time. what do you mean by that? >> well, robin, that's actually the story of my life. you know, i actually met somebody earlier last year but due to lockdowns we all have to evacuate campus and we weren't able to pursue a relationship and with that being said now that i'm not in school i think the biggest challenge is the lack of convenience and encounters with new people of like interests. >> ooh. that's a really good question.

what's your answer there, paul? >> that's a great one, johnny. so as we get older, our social circles shrink. that's not all. but many things shrink when we get older but the point here is that our social circles shrink so, therefore, what we want to do, make sure that we're in groups of people that share our values, not just interests but values so, for example, i'm in a group called bwp connect and it's about entrepreneurs but we share the value of legacy so it's very important for you to be in those groups then when you're in the group, johnny, you seem to be a reserved guy to me, you can't be shy about the fact that you're single and you want to mingle. you know what i mean? you have to be intentional. everything of value in your life i guarantee you receive that, johnny, because you've been intentional about it. love should be no different. >> so true. we're intentional in every other area of our life. all right, dr. tiff, you're going to bring us on home here. okay, you live here in new york

city. you live in the big apple. you must have lots of opportunities. people don't know what's real, right? >> they don't. so in nyc there is an attitude of ra bun dance in that there are a lot of options. in pokemon you have to catch them all. that doesn't work in a global pandemic. i don't want to date everyone that's available in the city. so because of these circumstances and the seriousness of covid i want to make sure that whoever i date is serious and intentional about dating me and that they're not dating around. >> all right. paul, what say you? >> i say, dr. tiff is not playing. she's like, they need to be serious. i get it. i get it. i'm a little scareed but i get it. so here's what we need to remember, right? what we need to remember is that the best predictor of future behavior is actually current behavior, so, dr. tiff, here's

the test i think you should give everyone to see if they're serious. the first is, are they showing up on time? right? effort equals interest. secondly, is, do they affirm you? do they make you feel like you are valued and those around you, do they make them feel like they're valued, are they kind and then, number four, one of my favorites do they only make new mistakes? you follow that ask only make new mistakes. if they can do those four things, that means their current behavior is gait and that means they're serious and that could be a future spouse for you. > no reason to be skurred, dr. tiff. i'm telling you all, thank you very much. we wish you all the very, very best going forward and keep in touch. let us know how it's going. >> much love. >> back at you tenfold. >> thank you, robin. coming up, bevy smith on how to reinvent yourself at any age.

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we are back now with bevy smith host of her own sirrous xm show "bevelations" and now she is sharing her story and tips for reinventing yourself in her new book, "bevelations: lessons from a mutha, auntie, bestie," good morning, bevy.

thanks for being with us. >> i'm so happy to be here. this means the world to me. >> oh, we're so excited. i love the saying and the overall theme of your new book, it gets greater later. tell us how, tell us why. >> yeah, it really does get greater later because, you know, in this culture we live in so many times people really value youth over anything else but i'm here to tell you, no matter the age, no matter your sexual orientation, your gender, any of that, you can actually achieve your dreams and can you change your life. and it really truly does get greater later. >> you live it. you quit your job in advertising. you reinvented yourself and talk about in this book finding things that make you happy. even in these times when a lot of people are facing so much distress and worry and concern, talk about how people can reinvent themselves. >> yeah, you know, right now we're living in a stressful time. i'm launching a book in the middle of a global pandemic but you know what, i'll find the joy today. i'm having my launch party on ig

live with deejay de and we can't physically be together but for me i really do believe that anyone can like find the joy and it's very difficult, i think, in these trying times for folks to really believe that but it's really a mind-set and there are some practical things can you do. i'm all about self-care. this morning even though i had this very big day i took my bath. i meditated. i even painted and i also made myself breakfast and so these are like little things can you do implement into your life to make it better and mac your days go easier then there's like practical tips i have in my book too about how i changed my life, you know, one of the things i always urge people to do, not to leave behind all the blessings and gifts and abundance you've had in your prior life. i had great relationships in fashion and also in music and pop culture so i merged those two together and created dinner

with bevy, a business with no money down that sustained me while i was on my journey. another thing that i should have done when i was changing my life was consult a financial adviser. i didn't do that but if i had done that i would not have been able to write pie book, the chapper called broke but blissful where i was like really, really broke but i was still very happy because i was in the middle of my career change and it was going well but simply had no money. it would have been changed if i consulted a financial adviser. also i believe that it's like "the wizard of oz," believe in yourself right from the start. everything we have to succeed is already in us. paul was on there talking a little earlier about love and about being intentional. you have to be intentional about what you want in life. and you also have to stick with it. it took seven years between quitting "rolling stone" magazine to getting my first tv show, bravo's fashion queens so

it takes time but you stick with it if you really believe in yourself. >> you are a living, breathing example. what an inspirit ration exactly what we needed to hear. i love those tips and i like prioritizing joy and believing in yourself. thank you so much, bevy. we appreciate it. want to let everyone know "bevelations" is out now. we'll turn now to ginger. >> thank you, amy. and with school back in session for so many kids that means virtual classrooms and remote learning from home. but what about snow days? the segment is sponsored by campbell's and they are committed to preserving magical winter fun with their save the snow day pledge. that is where they urge everyone to grab a heavy coat, get outside. have a blast in your own winter wonderland and we've been asking you to share. we've gotten great ones so far. that is morgan of north port, new york. she built a snow restaurant so diners can be safe from covid. so sweet. and then here's 2 1/2-year-old amira from queens, new york, all

bundled up for snowy fun and check out neighborhood kids in liberty, missouri. their snowman says will work for freezer space. that's creative. if you're looking to celebrate, you are in luck if you are in tamarack, idaho. 5 to 10 inches, some of the higher elevations will get up there and of course you have that resort there. just go to "gma's" instagram to find out how to sign to save the snow day pledge. plus show your support on social good morning. i'm abc7 news meteorologist mike nicco. may need an umbrella across the north bay. temperatures a little bit above average, mid-50s to low we're going to take a look ahead to "one night in miami," regina king's debut as a director inspired by the name sam cookie, malcolm x and

muhammad ali all met in miami. janai norman spoke with the stars. >> february 25th, 1964. fortuering pillars of american history converged for one night in miami. >> i'll bet they're doing it for me. >> reporter: the cast transforming into real-life giants, leslie odom as king of soul sam cooke. aldis hodge as jim brown, eli goree playing the greatest, cassius clay soon to become muhammad ali and connectionly ben-adir becoming malcolm x capturing the essence of each man. >> i think this is like the first time i've seen a project where i wasn't thinking about the work. i was so engrossed in everything. >> reporter: the story by playwright ken powers imagined how that historic meeting of the minds at miami's hampton house would have played out with the themes and issues of the black struggle and how to overcome still as relevant today as they were over half a century ago.

being a fly on the wall for kitchen table talk. >> what are you doing. are you doing enough? you know, that's the question we all ask ourselves. >> the fact that it was set in the time that it was and it's still -- we could have these conversations like right now, you know, tells us how little has changed but also the fact we get to do a film like this tells us how far we have come. >> america is a different experience for many people and attention has to be paid to the truth in them. >> let me hear you. ♪ you got it you got it >> reporter: oscar winner regina king not just bringing the story to life but making the story sing in her directorial debut. >> when you first saw the film completed, what emotions did you have? >> so much of it is taken in regina's cut and the choices that she's made in the eddying room and hearing the music for the first time and seeing the

other guys' performance, like it's a whirlwind. >> not unlike my time in "hamilton," lin-manuel gave a room full of black and brown people the evidence, maybe we're capable of more than we're being asked to do. camp and regina have given us the evidence if given the resource, time and space, we can do something great. >> reporter: for "good morning america," janai norman, abc news, new york. >> it does look great. thank you, janai. "one night in miami" is in theaters now and an amazon prime video this friday. we'll be right back. "gma's" "let it

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man determined to lose weight by working out at home and we're going to show you how you can do it too. ♪ 23-year-old roy smith was a man on a weight loss mission. >> my name is roy smith. in february was 273.4 pounds. >> reporter: he documented his every achievement on tiktok. >> no one on this planet who can stop you from being proud of yourself. >> reporter: and as his weight dropped his popularity on the social media site surged. >> by the end of the first week, i had 40,000 followers. >> reporter: this journey helped him shed over 88 pounds, in 11 months he went from looking like this to this. throughout the pandemic, he changed his diet and increased his exercise with at home workout. >> once or twice a week i made a tiny change, a small change that i stacked on to the changes i had already built and those

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>> announcer: building a better bay area for a safe and secure future, this is abc7 news. good morning, everyone. i'm kumasi aaron from "abc7 mornings." contra costa county leaders are aiming to vaccinate 7,000 people a day. health officials say they're working toward phase 1b tier 1 that includes educators, childcare workers and everyone over the age of 75. officials estimate the county will need 725,000 people to achieve herd immunity in the next six months. let's take a look at what's going on outside with live doppler 7. there's a slight chance of showers, a very microclimate specific 1 on the storm impact scale for the north bay. we've had rain out there. it's evaporating before it reaches the ground. it's dry around 5,000 feet. the rest of us upper 50s to low

60s. >> thank you, mike. it's tim >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, academy award winner anne hathaway. plus, dr. jennifer ashton tells us what we need to know about the covid-19 vaccine. and join us for our kickboxing boot camp as we continue our "januready's fitness week." all next on "live!" ♪ [cheers and applause] and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! [cheers and applause] ♪ >> ryan: good morning. >> kelly: good morning. >> ryan: hi. >> kelly: good day. january 12th, 2021. calm down, the three of you. calm down. >> ryan: they know it's a tuesday. k