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we are doing a resolution reboot this morning to help you reinvent your fitness, your workspace and your food goals as well. >> lots of things you can still do even if the first month didn't go like you wanted. first, though, our top story this morning, new hope in the fight against the coronavirus. johnson & johnson releasing data on its single-dose vaccine saying it plans to request emergency use authorization from the fda as early as next week. >> this as concerns grow about new variants spreading in the u.s. according to the world health organization, there have been more cases reported in the past two weeks than during the entire first six months of this pandemic. >> incredible. the u.s. is now confirmed nearly 26 million covid-19 cases meaning about one in every 12 americans has tested positive for the virus. let's go back to abc's trevor ault who is at yankee stadium which is being turned into a mass vaccination site for new yorkers. trevor, good morning once again. >> reporter: good morning, again, whit. you know, in many respects this

has been a pretty horrific start to the year with already 90,000 american lives lost to covid-19 in january, and while this morning the vaccine rollout is starting to speed up a little bit, the longer we take to get everyone vaccinated, the more time this virus has to change. this morning, the u.s. racing to develop herd immunity as coronavirus continues to mutate and evolve. 434 cases of the uk variant have now been detected in 30 states as well as the first cases of a variant from brazil and two cases of a variant from south africa. >> you can always make a vaccine pretty quickly with this advanced technology that you could address a given mutant but it is concerning. >> reporter: johnson & johnson says trials for its vaccine show efficacy takes hold in seven to ten days. it's 66% overall effective and lower than its counterparts but shown it could be up to 100% effective in preventing hospitalization and death. >> with more vaccines becoming

available then we will move more quickly to immunization of the entire population and herd immunity which is what we need to stop this pandemic. >> reporter: unlike pfizer and moderna's vaccines, johnson & johnson's is a single dose, one and done shot and it doesn't need to be stored at subzero temperatures. on average right now, the u.s. is vaccinating 1.2 million americans a day and fema is now providing a billion dollars in support to vaccination sites. but so far only seven states have vaccinated more than 10% of their populations and many locations are desperate to find the necessary staffing. >> so we would really love help with individuals who are medically trained and nonmedically trained. >> reporter: and so far this morning, there are some positive trends nationally, for example, hospitalizations dropped 14% week to week and here in new york governor andrew cuomo says the holiday surge is finally over and restaurants will be able to re-open at 25% capacity on valentine's day.

eva. >> some welcome news for those restaurants. trevor ault for us, thank you. now to the politics of the pandemic. president biden is looking to pass a huge relief package and changing his tone about republican support for it. with more. good morning, andrew. >> reporter: good morning, eva. a growing number of republicans are expressing opposition over the size of president biden's $1.9 trillion stimulus proposal and after promising unity and a willingness to work with republicans in congress, the president is now signaling support for senate democrats to move ahead on covid relief without gop support. biden's call to congress cles16biion for vaccinations, more help for small businesses and another round of direct payments to most americans for $1400. now, biden and newly appointed treasury secretary janet yellen met friday morning and the president says he's focused on broader relief than most republicans can stomach and now republicans like senator lindsey graham are calling foul,

accusing the biden administration of not working with both parties on relief, but with democrats in control of the senate, they likely don't need republican support to get a relief deal done and senate majority leader chuck schumer says they are fully prepared to move forward without it. guys, back over to you. >> thank you, andrew. and coming up on the show, 50 prominent women calling for the marshall plan for moms in an ad in "the new york times." we're asking an expert how moms can get support. that's our "gma" cover story. and up ahead, tory johnson is here with "deals & steals." she's got sensational savings on products that embrace green living, all from small businesses. plus, duchess kate opening up about pandemic parenting. what she said ahead in "pop news." ♪ being with you ♪ with new rewards from chase freedom unlimited, i now earn even more cash back? oh i got to tell everyone. hey, rita! you now earn 3% on dining, including takeout! bon appetit.

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all right. welcome back to p.as darre hars what's popping? >> hello, children. >> that's better than the fire marti marshal. >> fire marshal bill. >> the duchess of cambridge getting candid about parenting during lockdown in a rapid fire question and answer session during a chat with other parents. take a look. >> one word that describes parenting during this pandemic. >> exhausting. >> patience. >> and challenging. >> during lockdown, we've had to take on additional roles, so i've become a hairdresser this lockdown much to my children's horror. >> well, the duchess also

telling the other parents, quote, i know how challenging it is juggling work, school lifeang nine-month old who is very loud lately. to all the parents out there in a paebd, i salute you. we're making it work. it's tough. and a star is expanding her horizons for the soccer field. she is investing in the national women's soccer league, buying an ownership stake. the grand slam champ sharing the photos wearing a personalized jersey saying i feel throughout my career i've received so much love from my fellow female athletes. i will keep continuing to pay the love i received forward and i'm excited to continue the legacy of women empowerment. telling people magazine in an interview, quote, i love that

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the wrath of kate hudson. >> that was great. >> don't say it. just go on, dan. >> you're a lifesaver. >> you get it? the dress? yeah. another bad dan joke. >> uh-huh. >> all right. somehow it always comes back around on me. thank you. we appreciate it. see you coming up in binge there. we're doing our gma cover story. girls who code ran an ad calling on president biden to enact what they call a plan for moms. and we are joined with more on that. faith, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, dan. in 1948 financial aid from the u.s. called the martial plan helped europe rebuild after world war ii and now more than seven decades later, some moms in america want a similar plan. weights signing an open letter calling for moms to be paid for

their work. the full page add in the new york times, signed by 50 prominent women across business, entertainment and activism saying, quote, it's time to put a dollar figure on our labor. mother hood isn't a favor, and it's not a luxury. it's a job. the campaign started by girls who code, an organization founded to close the gender gap in technology now asking the biden administration to form a task force to enact a plan to support moms. more than 2 million of whom have left the work force since the pandemic began. >> when covid-19 happened we became the nanny, the cook, tech support, mental health counselor. the other reason why mothers are leaving the work force is because many of us aren't offered flexibility. it's making it untenable for us to work. and because we've had to supplant our unpaid labor for paid labor, it's causing us to leave the work force in droves. >> the proposal being called the marshall plan for moms calls for

basic income for mothers. affordable day care and paid parental leave. safely reopening schooling full-time and programs to train mothers to reenter the work force. >> so many mothers are in industries like health care and education and retail. a lot of these jobs, they're not coming back. we need a plan to figure out how we're going to get mothers back to the labor force. >> one of the president's advisers saying many of the demands are part of biden's america rescue plan. the administration is pointing out they want to expand the child tax credit and make it fully refundable. the question is, whether there's enough bipartisan sporupport on capitol hill to make it happen. >> faith, thank you. let's bring in author of founder of "the fifth trimester. shesit advice for moms. whether or not this plan or any plan is put in place, what's something that working moms can

do right now to achieve better work/life balance? >> thanks. well, first of all, if you can't work at 100% capacity right now, don't assume you have to necessarily take a step back. i'm hearing from clients they are much more open to flexible arrangements than they ever have been out of necessity. so don't give yourself a pay cut. go to your manager and say exactly what it is, and be specific. they're not mind readers. they're people also with a personal life ghoing through a pandemic. >> many people are in particular, moms, facing major financial burdens right now. tell us about how to deal with that. >> sure. absolutely. i'm hearing a lot of really desperate situations. one thing we know that research shows is salary transparency closes the gender wage gap. what i'm hearing from my families is when they talk to each other, they can use the same strategy.

there's no stigma around discussing money issues with your friends. network with them. your working parent friends are thundershower network. they're your colleagues. find out deals at the grocery store but also what they're negotiating in their workplaces. >> one reason many moms leave the work force is they don't have child care options. do you have any tips for that? >> absolutely. if you have a partner, consider yourself lucky. that partner is your number one resource. even if that partner might make more money, you're both required to contribute equally to raising these children. so really take count of your unpaid labor and count that as well. and then also be flexible in your definition of child care. of what that is. for me, i will admit to you yesterday it was two hours of mine craft so i could invest in a call that is going to get me paid next year into q-4. that's worth it for me. it needs to be worth it to the families of america who are just trying to make this work. >> yes. so many moms trying to make it

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♪ as long as i got my suit and tie ♪ ♪ i'm gonna leave it all on the floor tonight ♪ ♪ show you a good thing all dressed up in black and white and you dressed in that dress ♪ there you go. back now with justin timberlake's "suit and tie" from 2013. eight years later, timberlake is acting rather than singing in his newest project playing a former prisoner returning to his hometown. we've got the details in "binge this." first, though, the headlines that we're following right now. new hope that a third covid vaccine could soon be available. johnson & johnson just released data on its single-dose vaccine saying it plans to request emergency use authorization from the fda as early as next week. this as concerns grow about new

variants spreading here in the u.s. congressional leaders announcing that capitol police officer brian sicknick who died after being injured during the siege on the capitol earlier speakena a will lie in honor in senate majority leader chuck schumer praising officer sicknick for his heroism and his sacrifice. and the third time is not the charm for some popular music festivals. both coachella and stagecoach have been canceled. the two festivals were originally slated for last april and then were rescheduled for october due to covid-19 concerns, and then delayed once again to this coming april. no word now on any potential new dates but i do miss concerts, right? >> i do miss concerts. i miss people. >> you miss the mosh pit especially. crowd surfing. eva's got some stories. don't let her fool you. >> sharp elbows. >> that's right. now to "binge this" with janai.

[ air horn ] there it is. >> yes, it's time for "binge this." if you've got downtime we got you covered. janine rubenstein, host of "people every day podcast" and "people" editor at large, is here telling us what to watch and read. janine, thank you so much for being here. what movies should we watch this weekend? >> oh, first place to go is apple tv plus, i am watching "palmer." this is justin timberlake's new big role and you get to see him in a whole different like. gone are the suit and ties and bringing sexy back. he gets grungy and we kind of saw him around last year just, you know, in that grunge phase wondering what was going on. it's for this role. he plays just a down and out former high school football star who comes back into his hometown to kind of put the pieces back together and strikes up this relationship with this 7-year-old and there's a lot more there but i love the transformation for justin like he posted something on his social media about the tattoo that he had to get for this -- not a real tattoo. but he got this really

real-looking fake tattoo and r m -- not really.ard that w >> yeah, a grungy j.t. is a little different than we're used to. there's also a new documentary that music fans will love. tell us about that. >> "aerosmith: breaking the band," this is a new documentary that's hitting reelz tomorrow and it is a two-hour deep guide into that band and they talk to people who really know what was going on behind the scenes, you know, in the '80s and '90s when things were really crazy. just imagine steven tyler back then. their road manager is in this documentary. just spilling all the beans. it's going to be really fun. i don't want to miss a thing, i guess. i don't want to miss it. >> ha, ha. >> lovely. we are remembering the legendary cicely tyson after her death at age 96 on thursday. tell us about that memoir that was just released earlier this week. >> ah, this is a tough one for everyone in hollywood in the black community. thank god she was able to pen

this 400-page memoir just days before she died and it is just a force. it goes through her entire life. it shares stories of her career, of her childhood, of her marriage to jazz star miles davis and how tumultuous that was for her. but you just get her resolve in every single page so i encourage everyone to go out and get this. it's a history book almost. but if you can. it's moving very quickly, of course, because of the circumstances because she's no longer with us and you just see the outpouring that has happened on social media. viola davis who she was just working with on "how to get away with murder," oprah we know has taken this really hard, and the timing is so crazy because we just had her in the magazine this week. she's in our life in pictures with cicely tyson, so it's a tough moment, but i do think it's kind of beautiful that we have this work that we can dig into.

>> it really is. you mentioned the viola davis post. she said that cicely tyson made her feel seen, valued and heard in a way never before, really, really loved that tribute to her. janine, thank you very much. you can hear more from janine rubenstein as she hosts "people's" new podcast "people every day" premiering monday wherever you listen to podcasts. pick up this issue of "people" on newsstands nationwide right now. here's what's coming up, instead of giving up on your new year's resolutions, reinvent them. we're doing a reboot to make sure you reach your fitness, food and work goals and all starts right here after the break. ♪ i get knocked down but i get up again ♪ starts right here after the break. ♪ i get knocked down but i get up again ♪

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♪ i get knocked down but i get up again ♪ all right, we're back now with our resolutions reboot. you may have dropped the goals you set on new year's day. it's okay. you're not alone so this morning we're finding new ways to make your health, your home and your food resolutions work for you. first up, shari castelli, the director of partner expansion at classpass. she's telling us what classpass has learned about 2020 exercise habits so we can re-energize our fitness resolutions in 2021. happy new year.

shari, thanks for being here. >> same to you, thanks, dan. >> as we all know sticking to goals can be tough. what's your advice for somebody who is bored of the routine? >> for sure. to combat boredom i say change the scenery. it's really that simple. at classpass we saw a 400% increase in the number of outdoor classes being offered by studios last year but if you have limited spa, is too cold for to you go outside, travel is also trending. you can use classpass to tune in for digital classes taught in other cities with iconic backdrops. which is a fun way to feel like you're traveling even if you try switching it up in other ways so if you usually do yoga try a boxing class. variety is key to staying motivated. >> based on what you saw last year, when do you recommend working up a sweat? >> yeah, so for the first time ever, 12:00 p.m. is actually the most popular time to work out

during the week and in 2020 overall we lunchtime workouts. it makes sense, right? midday movement is great for breaking up your workday. >> so for everybody resetting their resolutions right now. what tips do you have for keeping goals long term because that's always been a problem. >> absolutely. and fitness is definitely top of mind for people trying to build healthy routines now. classpass reservations have increased by 26% this year so far. it's about maintaining awesome momentum but it's also not too late to join in. either way my advice is pretty simple. the best plan is the one you can stick to. it starts with knowing yourself and creating a routine realistic for you right now so, instead of committing to work out for an hour every day, if you're brand-new to exercise or you have kids at home take one 20-minute class and then do another if you feel good. build up to the hour over time. it's really consistency, not

perfection, that's going to create that long-term change. >> before you go, what's a quick move we can do from our desks between calls. >> yes, of course, chair squats, chair squats are perfect between calls. you just stand up from your chair, which you should do anyway between calls, and slowly lower down into a squat stopping right before you take a seat. more advanced hold it at the bottom for a little extra burn. >> yeah, i always go for the extra burn. i'm not going to display it now because i don't want to show off but, shari, thank you very much. really appreciate it. let's get it up to rob. rob, is saturday legs day for you? >> giving new definition to feeling the burn. i do a noon workout, usually noon to 12:05 but i get it done. i want the show you mt. greylock, the highest peak in massachusetts and at about 3500 feet. this shot earlier this week. a beautiful drone shot there with some fresh snow. you'll get a little more with this next storm coming in from california.

just east of l.a.? snow valley mountain in running springs they got two feet of snow with this last storm so they are in it. they are loving it and the kids are out there enjoying some of that safe play in the snow. you too will get some fresh snow from chicago to the northeast mountains for those resorts too. i last weekend of january featuring a lot of clouds north of the golden gate. mid and upper 50s and more rain monday and tuesday. yesterday actually was legs day for my five-minute workout and i'm feeling it as i get a little more gray in the beard. >> that's right, five-minute abs. noon to 12:05, it will catch on. rob, thank you so much. appreciate it. now to more of our resolution reboot. if you've been working from home for the last ten months like many of us have, your home office may need a new look and a new feel, for a workspace refresh we turn to monique

valeris, senior home editor from "good housekeeping." great to have you with us. let's jump right in. how do you go about refreshing your workspace? >> the first thing you want to do is really treat your office as an extension of your home and it d fsnleameat scented candle e space together and make it work with the rest of your decor. >> now, a lot of us -- sorry, go ahead. >> sunlight too. i was going to say it's winter and we're all craving more sunlight and fresh air so consider a floral arrangement for greenery to really enliven your space. >> that's exactly what we've got set up there. forgive me, there's a bit of a delay. but a lot of us are sharing the home. this is an issue, you have multiple people going in and out. what's your tip for actually

sharing that office space and doing it well? >> this can get really tricky. the key is to place desks on opposite ends of the room and then have them face in different directions to really foster the sense of privacy. if that's not an option for you, you can also opt for a decorative room divider. this also offers a bit of privacy and it doubles as a great zoom background and then we want to consider whiteboards. they're so perfect for jotting down meeting and call times and really letting each person decide when they need quiet time throughout their day. and finally, noise-canceling headphones, you know, they're not just for flights. they're so perfect for working in shared spaces and really help you to focus and get the work done that you need to. >> i don't know if you have a monitor there but for my white board i wrote down no kids allowed. that's okay, right? sometimes, right? you need the quiet time. i've got little ones at home. speaking of kids, though, part of the problem now especially ufevhehe kids at home is tre's lrnouelki g

organize >> it's so hard. i can tell you as a mom, kids benefit from really having consistency in their routine. go for a storage ottoman or a storage basket that really can corral all of their supplies whether it's laptops, notebooks, papers, you name it. i do this with my 5-year-old. you know, at the beginning. of the day she knows exactly where to grab her supplies and the best part is she knows how to clean up at the end of the day. another great tip is to really -- yeah, it's perfect. another great tip is consider a backpack. consider it as a locker, really use it to keep all of their office essentials in one place, you can put it on the back of their chair so they know exactly where everything is. and then, you know, you want to involve them in the decorating process. i mean, decorating is so much fun so why not engage your children by inviting them to pick out something as simple as

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