>> thank you for joining us this morning. >> if he can just get in that hammock. >> righ good morning, america. the historic second impeachment trial of former president trump just hours from getting started. democrats set to use video showing violent mobs, arguing trump is singularly responsible for the assault on the capitol. as his defense team calls the trial political theater and unconstitutional. we're breaking it all down this morning. race to vaccinate. major pharmacies rolling out their plans this week starting with 1 million doses nationwide. some chains expected to get shots in arms starting friday. this morning, walgreens is making an exclusive announcement only on "gma." now the cdc warning americans not to let their guard down. >> i'm asking everyone to please keep your guard up. >> amid concern over those new variants. arctic blast.

deep freeze across the country with 28 states under winter weather alerts. subzero windchills blanketing the midwest. the great lakes icing over as more snow takes aim at the hard hit northeast. poison plot. the fbi and secret service investigating a cyberattack searching for hackers who broke into one town's water plant computer system just miles from the super bowl, attempting to poison the supply. what they changed in the water and why authorities are saying the breach is a wake-up call. search for survivors. more than 100 people missing after a deadly dam collapse. a massive glacier bursting in wa of destruction. experts say the disaster could be linked to climate change as rescuers race to reach the missing. ♪ baby love ♪ celebrating the life of mary wilson. the supremes' co-founder passing away at 76 years old.

a major member of motown and a trailblazer both on and off the stage. her incredible legacy this morning. ♪ how you like me now ♪ plus, one-on-one with gronk title together. >> way to go, buddy. >> this is what we do. >> how it was different this time. if he'll be back in tampa next season and how he celebrated the big win only on "gma" this morning. >> good morning, america. ♪ how you like me now ♪ woody harrelson? that's who he reminds you of? >> yeah. >> good morning, america. thanks for being with us on this tuesday morning. michael, cannot wait to see your interview with gronk. good morning. >> yeah, was that gronk? i thought i was interviewing woody harrelson. i didn't know that was gronk. okay.

well, i got to say, robin, nobody celebrates it like rob gronkowski. he's a special one. he's taking to disney world after yet another super bowl victory, his fourth. and there he is, he's having fun with a little lightsaber battle as well. it's always fun to talk to him. one of my favorite guys in the sports world to have a conversation with. >> we are looking forward to that, michael. first, the big news, the second impeachment trial of donald trump. no other president has been impeached twice. no former president has ever been tried. a live look at the capitol where the siege leading to this trial unfolded on january 6th. it is now a crime scene and the site of the senate trial. trump is charged with inciting the mob that threatened the senators now sitting as jurs. >> of course, we're covering all the angles. congressional correspondent rachel scott starts us off there on capitol hill with the latest. good morning, rachel. >> reporter: robin, good morning and this will be an impeachment trial unlike any other in american history.

the senators, now jurors, were all witnesses to that deadly insurrection on january 6th and today they will return to the very chamber they fled from to put a former president on trial for the first time in our nation's history. this morning, the senate is now just hours away from launching the unprecedented second impeachment trial of donald trump, preparing to try the case in the same chamber that was raided by his supporters just weeks ago. democrats argue that the former president is singularly responsible for the siege saying his words incited the deadly insurrection. >> if you don't fight like hell you're not going to have a country anymore. >> reporter: trump's lawyers claim that speech was entirely protected by the first amendment writing in a brief that in over the 10,000 words spoken, mr. trump used the word fight a little more than a handful of times saying he didn't mean it literally and claiming that those who breached the capitol did so of their own accord.

democrats say that videos like this one shot by new yorker reporter luke mobileson make it clear the rioters believed they were carrying out trump's orders. >> there's a million of us out there. >> reporter: the defense will also claim that because trump is no longer in office the trial is unconstitutional calling it political theater, saying the case should be immediately dismissed. 45 out of 50 republicans in the senate have already signaled they agree with that argument. but congressman adam kinzinger, one of the handful of house republicans who voted to impeach trump is urging members of his own party to take a stand and vote to convict calling it a matter of accountability and writing in a "washington post" op-ed the future of our party and country depends on confronting what happened so it doesn't happen again. the senate impeachment trial will begin in earnest at 1:00 p.m. today. it will start by adopting the rules for the proceedings today. then they will move to a fiery four-hour debate over whether the trial itself is constitutional. that will be followed up by a vote, george.

>> rachel, thanks very much. let's bring in our chief washington correspondent jon karl. jon, we have a sense of what the trump legal team's arguments are going to be. how is the broader trump world looking at this? what do we know about what the president is thinking? >> reporter: they're focusing george, as you heard rachel say, solely on that question of constitutionality and making the case that the responsibility for the riot rests with the rioters. but what i am told donald trump himself is primarily focused on is revenge. he wants to take revenge on those republicans who voted for impeachment, on those who have been insufficiently supportive of him during this time and that once this trial is over, donald trump will re-emerge and i am told by his political advisers reassert his control or at least try to reassert his control over the republican party. >> meantime, jon, president biden is staying as far away from this as he can. >> reporter: no question. joe biden is in the midst of his first 100 days. he needs to get his legislative priorities through the senate

and the rest of his cabinet approved. biden, of course, wants to see donald trump held accountable for what happened, but it is very low on his list of priorities. his top priority regarding the senate trial is frankly, george, getting it over with as quickly as possible. >> jon, thanks very much. let's bring in our legal team now, dan abrams and kate shaw. dan, let me begin with you. it appears that the democrats are making an emotional argument. republicans making largely a procedural argument. >> right. you're going to see the house managers serving as story tellers here. you're going to see a lot of video. you'll see them trying to tell a story about what happened starting even before election day where president trump starts talking about voter fraud and that the language increasingly becomes more incendiary, more aggressive leading up to january 6th and then on january 6th itself what he says, but the pictures are going to be critical.

for the trump team, you're going to see more lawyer-like anwh youe talking about a he din proceeding that is in the end a combination of political with legal phraseology, it's not surprising that you're seeing this battle of emotion versus law. >> okay, dan, let's bring in kate. kate, we do see most republican senators coalescing around the argument that you can't try a former president. senator schumer calls that a fringe theory. where is the weight of constitutional scholarship on this question? >> i think that schumer probably goes a little too far in saying it is a fringe theory. i think it is a plausible theory that it's only current office holders that can be subject to impeachment and trial. you know, if the offense happens when an official is sitting in government and here the impeachment in the house happened while president trump was still in office, and so, you

know, it seems as though from perspectives of logic and history and past practice we have done this before, that there is no constitutional obstacle to proceeding this way and every historian and legal scholar, i would say vast majority of historians and legal scholars who have looked closely at this have concluded the president's argument is wrong and this trial is perfectly constitutionally permissible. >> we saw that 78-page brief from the president's lawyers saying this is a political witch-hunt say he had a first amendment right to say what he said. what is their strongest argument? >> you know, i do think they will rest on these legal procedural arguments that the first amendment protects the speech. i don't think it's a strong argument. the first amendment maybe doesn't apply with full force in an impeachment proceeding anyway. this isn't a judicial proceeding where ordinary first amendment doctrine would be binding but even if it were there is a strong argument that this is incitement.

incitement of violence or insurrection is a type of speech outside the protections of the first amendment. but it seems as though both the argument about timing and the argument about the first amendment will be front and center and we won't hear many in defense of the president's conduct. >> what is a win then for house impeachment managers? >> i think if more independents around this country walk out of this impeachment proceeding and believe that the president is responsible and should be held accountable, when you view this as a political proceeding, that i think would end up being a win for them in a sense of accountability. >> dan, kate, our entire political team will join us for the live coverage of the trial that starts about 1:00 eastern. michael? >> all right, george, thank you. now to the race to vaccinate. major pharmacies are rolling out plans this week as they get ready for those additional 1

million doses promised by the white house. so far over 32 million americans have received at least one dose. that's 10% of the population. but what those new contagious variants spreading experts are warning americans not to let their guard down. marcus moore is with us this morning with the latest. >> reporter: the race to vaccinate the nation ramping up this morning. major pharmacy chains are rolling out their vaccination program this week as part of the federal retail pharmacy program. 1 million doses will be delivered to 6,500 locations. walgreens telling abc news starting today this will begin accepting appointments for shots as soon as friday prioritizing health care workers, those over 65 and those with pre-existing conditions. >> we're excited to transition from phase 1a to this next population and offer the vaccination to the communities we serve every single day. >> still, the rollout will be slow. starting in just 15 states and

jurisdictions. available vaccines and appointments are limited. cvs pharmacies saying they'll accept appointments starting thursday with shots going into arms as early as friday. this rollout comes amid a rush to vaccinate americans before those new more contagious strains of the virus take hold. in the fight against covid-19, there are encouraging signs of progress. cases, hospitalizations and positivity rates continue to fall. some governors relaxing mask and indoor capacity limits. new york city resuming indoor dining this friday at limited capacity. with some states now rolling back restrictions experts worry about a repeat of mistakes which led to a spike in cases this past summer. >> i'm asking everyone to please keep your guard up. the continued proliferation of variants remains of great concern. >> reporter: it is important to point out this morning that appointments are extremely limited. also the availability of vaccines and the pharmacies participating in this vary by each state.

robin, this is a critical step in expanding access. >> it really is, marcus. thank you. to the deep freeze across the country. 28 states are under winter weher alerts.illse miest as more snow takes aim at the hard-hit northeast. alex perez joins us from chicago with the latest. good morning, alex. >> reporter: hey, good morning, robin. it's only tuesday but already feels like a long week for a lot of people. some are waking up to temperatures that feel like 30 below zero. now, i want you to see this frozen tundra behind me with help from a drone. i want you to see what it looks like from above. you can see the ice here along lake michigan and all the great lakes, it's building, which means we're also seeing a lot of ice on the roads. i want you to look at this out of the milwaukee area. a pickup truck on this elevated overpass losing control tumbling crashing down. thankfully that driver is okay but just a reminder of how dangerous the roads can be right now and, robin, one thing to keep in mind, the salt they use to clear the roads this time of year, it doesn't work as well when the temperature is this

cold. robin? >> got to keep that in mind. glad you're all bundled up out there, alex. now to ginger with a look at where this is all headed. good morning, ginger. >> reporter: good morning, robin. the dangerous winter weather stretches all the way back to oklahoma city. look at these images on interstate 40. 30 cars in a pileup injured five people, killed one person, dozens of other accidents there and then this morning in cincinnati you've had anywhere from six to eight inches and just south of the ohio river up to ten inches. here we're getting a light dusting and it might feel like you're getting snow after snow after snow. so why? see that jet stream position with that arctic air. you got enough lift. you'll keep seeing that and the next thing we talk about is ice and damaging winds combined which i'll forecast in a bit, michael. >> thank you, ginger. not looking forward to that. now we turn to the latest on that car crash involving a kansas city chiefs assistant coach just three days before the super bowl, leaving a little

girl fighting for her life. head coach andy reid, also that assistant coach's father, is now speaking out. ksa with the story. good morning, will. >> reporter: good morning, michael. i'm outside children's mercy hospital where the 5-year-old girl injured in thursday's crash still has not woken up. that's according to the only update her family has given. we're learning more about that crash that happened days before the super bowl. kansas city chiefs head coach andy reid speaking out monday about the car crash involving his son that injured two little girls leaving one in critical condition. >> britt did have surgery. he's doing better now, but, you know, that little girl, my heart goes out to her. >> reporter: this morning police investigating that crash involving chiefs assistant coach britt reid. >> ems arriving on the scene. we have one child possibly critically injured. >> reporter: according to police the 35-year-old reid slammed his pickup truck into two cars pulled over on an entry ramp near the chiefs facility just three days before the super bowl. >> three vehicles involved.

dark colored sedan, silver suv and another vehicle. >> reporter a 4-year-old and 5-year-old ariel young both rushed to the hospital where ariel remains with life-threatening injuries. according to a search warrant application, an herescription adderall.drad he did not join the chiefs at the super bowl. >> the chiefs will get over this loss. kansas city will get past this loss. there is a chance this family will never get past what happened last week. >> reporter: britt reid has faced prior legal trouble. in 2007 he pleaded guilty to flashing a gun at a motorist and was sentenced to 8 to 23 months in prison. in 2008 he pleaded guilty to driving under the influence of a controlled substance and the kansas city chiefs haven't

commented saying they were gathering information. kansas city police tell abc news investigations into incidents like this typically take weeks. if charges are to be filed or arrests to be made, those would come at the conclusion of that investigation. robin? >> i know we'll be staying on top of it, will. thank you. and this morning, we're celebrating the life of mary wilson, the supremes' co-founder passing away at 76 years old. the legendary group at the forefront of motown releasing a string of 12 number one hits from this one right here, "someday we'll be together." ♪ someday we'll be together ♪ ♪ yes, we will, yes, we will ♪ >> yes, we will and "you can't hurry love," another one of their many, many hits. she went on to embark on a solo career, showed off her moves, remember "dancing with the stars."

remember she came to the studio and she was talking about possibly a new album she was working on. berry gordy spoke out after her death saying, quote, mary wilson was extremely special to me. she was a trail blazer, a diva, yes, she was. and she will be deeply missed. >> that music is just timeless. >> it is. >> without a doubt. we have a lot more coming up, including a water hack in florida just miles away from the super bowl. and fake masks. customs seizing millions of counterfeit n-95s, tips to help you, you know, be able to spot a fake. but first let's go back to ginger. >> reporter: i'll get you straight to the tuesday trivia sponsored by subaru.

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this morning, the secret service and fbi are investigating a dangerous cyberattack. a hacker attempted to poison a florida city's water supply. it happened this sunday in oldsmar, just miles from the super bowl stadium. hacker gained remote access to the water treatment plant's computer system that controls chemicals and changed the level of sodium hydroxide also know as lye to 100 parts per million. >> we don't know whether it originated from within the united states or outside the country. we also do not know why the oldsmar system was targeted. >> reporter: thankfully a plant operator noticed someone on the system making the change in chemicals and reverted the levels before any water was contaminated. >> fortunately there are layers of protective systems and redundancies in place to make sure it's not an instantaneous switch. you can't change the chemical

mix of what's going into public drinking water. >> reporter: experts say attacks like these are a wake-up call. at this point the sheriff's office say they have leads but no suspects. >> what officials are doing there to reassure the public that they can prevent this from happening? >> reporter: robin, the first thing city officials say they did was shut down the remote access system. they want to ensure everyone there are other safeguards in place that would have caught this problem before that water ever got into the supply. >> that is reassuring. victor, thank you. george? >> robin, thanks. now to a new warning about face masks. feds have seized millions since the start of the pandemic but courter f counterfeit n95 masks are still being sold, sending states

scrambling to find and recall them. becky worley has the story. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, u.s. customs and border control seized more than 16 million counterfeit face masks and that's just the fakes they've found. a new alert warning that potentially millions of counterfeit n95 masks have entered the hospital supply chain and for medical personnel that could be a matter of life and death. hundreds of thousands of n95 masks, meant for some washington state medical personnel, now being pulled off the shelves. >> it's incredibly frustrating, demoralizing, disheartening. >> reporter: the u.s. department of homeland security sending an alert that fraudulent n95 masks have been found mixed into the supply chain across the country. the washington state hospital association sending major n95 manufacturer 3m photographs and lot numbers of masks bought from a distributor being told they bought fakes. >> they look, they feel, they breathe, they fit like a 3m mask. >> reporter: in 2020 homeland security invtion showing "gma" confiscated counterfeits like these and the differences -- >> if you look closely at the

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way to go, buddy. >> this is what we do. >> saving up for the super bowl. >> you called it out, baby. >> way to go. >> yes. >> tom brady's longtime tight end and good friend after he had another super bowl victory, their fourth together, michael. you got a chance to speak to gronk. tell us. >> i did. i did, robin. those two, they are a dynamic duo of batman and robin, you know, peanut butter and jelly, cookies and cream, you name it. i had a chance to speak to him about becoming a champion once again. congratulations. your fourth, fourth super bowl, man. does it ever get old? does winning get old? >> michael, you know winning doesn't get old, man. you're a winner. winning will never get old, baby. >> you won a super bowl two

years ago but after the game two years ago you walked off the field and you said you were in so much pain. you were glad it was over and that you were ready -- you were just ready to retire. so how did you feel walking off the field this time? >> i feel unbelievable walking off the feel. i just played 20 games. it was the most games i've ever played. didn't miss a practice, didn't miss a game. feel like i'm 18 years old right now. i got no injuries at all. it's just playing a full season like that. i feel fresh. i feel like -- you know, i truly feel like the best i've ever felt. >> i'm curious. tom goes to tampa from new england. all of a sudden you come out of retirement. you go to tampa to join tom. if tom didn't go to tampa -- say tom retired. do you think you would have come back to the game of football? >> that's a great question but if -- you know, if he never -- if he retired or something i definitely would have weighed out my options. i'm not really sure what would have happened. i just know this is the route i came down to. this is the route presented to me and i hopped on. i felt like it was right.

>> how different is it for you to play in tampa with tom as opposed to when you played together with the patriots? is there a big difference there? >> you know, workwise, going out on the field and practicing, there really wasn't a difference because we've always worked hard. we've always worked hard on our chemistry. we've always practiced hard. just that connection. you know, just doesn't build overnight. it's been building over the years and in order to keep that connection strong, you got to keep working on it. you got to keep working on it day in and day out. that's what we did. >> tom has gisele. you have camille. how important is it to have somebody that supports you like that? >> it's just unbelievable. just to have someone, you know, by your side through the thick and thin of everything. win or lose too, just knowing that you have someone on your side and camille is just an unbelievable person and just always there just to cheer hard, always cheering me on no matter

what the situation is and just to have her there, my mom was there too. she's another important woman in my life. >> we all know that you've been known to celebrate with the best of them. but this year with covid and everything that's going on did you have to change up your celebrations a little bit? >> i went to the team after party at the aquarium. i didn't really see any sharks or anything. i didn't even see any fish at the aquarium. so i was disappointed about that but just went to the team party. got a couple dance moves in, nothing too serious, nothing like back in the day. i'm 31 and my celebration is hanging out with the family. i got to do some dance moves. i go hard sometimes but only got an hour of it in it last night. got some dance moves in and when i'm dancing they're always legendary. >> you're a free agent for the first time. so what's the word, gronk? you going to keep on playing? >> yo, this is true. this is the first time i'm a free agent. so all you teams out there start throwing your money at me, all cap, just throw nkt .of salary

i take straight sh ch on the side. i'll take airplane rides, private jet rides, whatever you throw at me, i'm listening, baby. i won't tell anyone. we'll keep it on the low, i'm saying if i come back to football. when i come back -- i don't see why i wouldn't and i don't see why i wouldn't be back with the tampa bay buccaneers. >> always great to see you, my friend. congratulations on your fourth super bowl. bringing the trophy home to tampa and, hey, everything you do is legendary, my friend. keep on winning. >> yes, michael, thank you, man. you keep on winning, as well. i will see you soon, co-worker. >> i tell you -- i tell you, he is so -- he is so much fun and tom brady said he's coming back immediately after the game on the podium, so i knew gronk was going to come back as well. i don't think he would leave tom there by himself. a lot wondered why he would retire so young. he was really beat up and his body took a lot of stress and refrd but that year off, it

refreshed his body and he is still so young, can still play the game in the way he's played it at the elite level so i don't know why he would stop until he's 40 like tom -- or how old is tom, 50? >> we've stopped counting. >> and now his phone is ringing off the phone. >> why not? why not? he's a winner. he certainly is, so are you, michael, thank you, thank you, thank you. you're at home and doing work. getting work done there at home. love that about you. >> whatever it takes, whatever it takes. i just want to be with you guys so i'll do it. >> you will soon. you will soon. we got a "play of the day" coming up next. you will soon. we got a "play of the day" coming up next. ♪

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think it was a big deal. that's what the principal said but we know a star in the making when we see one and i think joe should go out to golden state and help steph curry out. >> ooh, michael from home. >> i'm saying, he -- steph curry shoots trick shots. joe shoots trick shots. >> okay. >> i love the warriors. they have a great young team. >> i don't know, robin. i took it the way you did. >> cleanup on aisle three. >> you guys. >> thank you, michael. >> i love you, warriors. draymond, steph. priyanka chopra jonas is going to join us next. >> there you go.

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good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. the historic second impeachment trial of former president trump. just hours from getting started, democrats set to use video showing those violent mobs arguing trump is singularly responsible for the assault on the capitol as his defense team calls the trial "political theater." race to vaccinate. major pharmacies rolling out their plans this week starting with 1 million doses nationwide. some chains expected to get shots in arms starting friday. this morning, walgreens making an exclusive announcement on "gma" as the cdc warns americans not to let their guard down. snapchat dangers. tv host dr. laura berman her urgent warnings to parents everywhere. bachelor bullies. >> and you need to stop. >> you've done enough.

>> the toxic bullying reaching a boiling point. bachelor nation favorite tyler cameron swooping in to help matt. the advice he gave him and what tyler is telling "gma" this morning. and priyanka chopra jonas is live taking us inside her highly anticipated new memoir including what she did before her first date with nick jonas as she says -- >> good morning, america. ♪ ♪ burning up for you baby ♪ we do say good morning, america. great to have you here and with valentine's day less than a week away, michael, it is time to board the love train. all aboard. >> choo-choo. that's right, robin. we paired up couples who were struggling during the pandemic with love coaches to help them move in the right direction. this morning's couple, they are taking a quiz to see if they are

on or off track. you can take it too. scan the qr code on your screen. >> that is coming up. first the news, the historic second impeachment trial of donald trump is just hours away from getting started. senators sitting as jurors and rachel scott at the capitol. good morning, rachel. >> reporter: george, good morning. and today those senators will be returning back to the same chamber that they fled from to put a former president on trial for the first time in our nation's history. this morning, the senate is now just hours away from launching the unprecedented second impeachment trial of donald trump. preparing to try the case in the same chamber that was raided by his supporters just weeks ago. democrats argue that the former president is singularly responsible for the siege saying his words incited the deadly insurrection. >> if you don't fight like hell you're not going to have a country anymore. >> reporter: trump's lawyers claim that speech was entirely protected by the first amendment

writing in a brief that, of the over 10,000 words spoken mr. trump used the word fight a little more than a handful of times, saying he didn't mean it brchedheitol did so of their own accord, but democrats say videos like this one shot by "new yorker" report luke mogelson make it clear the rioters believe they were carrying out trump's orders. >> there's a million of us out there. and we are listening to trump. >> reporter: more than a dozen of those now charged say they believe they were following direct instructions from the former president. including jenna ryan of texas who said this -- >> i thought i was following my president. i thought i was following what we were called to do. >> reporter: and the impeachment trial will begin in earnest at 1:00 p.m. today and will start by adopting the rules for the proceedings and then it will move on to what we expect to be a fiery four-hour debate over whether or not the trial itself is constitutional, george. >> rachel, thanks. i know you'll join us for the

live coverage with our political and legal team at 1 eastern. now to the race to vaccinate. majophesol million americans have received at least one dose. that's 10% of the population, but experts are warning americans not to let their guard down just yet. marcus moore is back with the latest. good morning again, marcus. >> reporter: good morning, robin. that warning comes along with news that walgreens will begin administering vaccines to eligible americans as early as this week. the race to vaccinate the nation ramping up this morning. 1 million doses will be delivered to 6500 locations. major pharmacy chains are rolling out vaccination programs this week as part of the federal retail pharmacy program. walgreens telling abc news starting today, they'll be begin accepting appointments for shots as soon as friday, prioritizing health care workers, those over 65 and people with pre-existing conditions. starting in just 15 states and jurisdictions available vaccines

and appointments are limited. >> we're just very excited to offer the vaccination to the communities we serve every single day. >> reporter: cvs pharmacies saying they'll accept appointments starting thursday with shots going into arms as early as friday. as these plans continue to roll out, the cdc is urging people not to let their guard down, especially with the new, more contagious variants spreading in parts of the country. michael. >> definitely don't let your guard down, marcus. thank you so much. coming up, bullying on "the bachelor" reaching a boiling point. matt calling in his best friend tyler for advice and what he says is really going on this season. and dr. ashton is live with tips to protect your emotional and mental health during the pandemic. why thinking like a doctor could be the key. and take our love train quiz to see if your relationship is on or off track during the pandemic. just scan the qr code on the

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♪ where did our love go ♪ back here on "gma" on this tuesday morning, tomorrow on "gma," amy grant is going to join us live. she's going to update us on her recovery from open heart surgery and looking forward to hearing from amy grant tomorrow, michael. >> we hope it's a full recovery, robin, thank you so much. and now to our "gma" cover story, all that arguing and bullying on "the bachelor" coming to a head in last night's heated episode and a former

"bachelorette" contestant showing up for a heart to heart with matt and erielle reshef has all the details. i watched it last night and, boy, it got heated. good morning. >> reporter: yes, it did. michael,reat to touthemo theomen in the house but after all this is "the bachelor" and there was plenty of it. his friend tyler showed up to help him out. >> and you need to stop. >> i didn't put -- >> reporter: last night the toxicity and bullying between the women on "the bachelor" reaching a boiling point. >> m.j., she lied to your face the other night. >> reporter: matt ultimately saying good bye to m.j. >> i can't give you this rose. >> reporter: and as one scuffle settles another ignites. >> you are the freaking arsonist. how is telling matt about being a bully help at all? >> i'm not going to sit here and let mean girls be mean girls in this house.

>> reporter: bringing some much tyler filling "gma" in on his time with matt saying he was happy to be there for his friend. >> it was good to go see him. kind of hear about his whole experience so far. >> reporter: he says matt is on the right track. >> he wants to be the perfect bachelor. you can't go through it that way. you got to be you and go for it and i was glad to see that he was doing that. >> do you see yourself getting down on a knee at the end of this thing? >> i do. >> ooh. >> i was a little shocked he said that. i think he's very hopeful. you know, i think he's got a group of girls he believes in. >> reporter: and tyler says we will see more of the real matt as relationships continue to evolve. as for what to expect this season? >> i think you'll see a lot of emotion and a real, raw matt and i think you'll see a happy

ending and love and all the good things that come with up. >> reporter: as for the perfect girl for matt tyler says she'll have to have a big heart, love kids, and she'll have to be willing to clean up matt's sweaty gym clothes which he apparently leaves all over the apartment. michael, we'll have to tune in to find out who that brave woman might be. >> yes, we will. you know it got heated when they start talking with their hands like that. i was like, whoo, this is getting good. all right, erielle, thank you so much. you can watch "the bachelor" monday nights at 8:00, 7:00 central right here on abc. amy. >> thank you. now to a big warning for all parents from tv host and relationship therapist dr. laura berman saying her 16-year-old son tragically and suddenly passed away after overdosing on drugs he bought off the app snapchat. kaylee hartung joins us with more on this story. good morning, kaylee. >> reporter: good morning, amy. headigreams and he had his sights set going on nyu.

dr. berman thought he used snapchat to send photos back and forth with his friends but she never imagined he could use it to find a drug dealer. >> a teenage boy with too much energy and stuck at home isolated and bored thought he'd experiment with something and had no idea it would kill him. >> reporter: this morning, dr. laura berman is grappling with the death of her 16-year-old son samuel after an apparent drug overdose. >> he was playing video games with his friends, you know, he was totally fine and then, an hour later he was, you know, unconscious on the floor and not breathing. >> reporter: the relationship therapist seen on the oprah winfrey network is still waiting on the toxicology report but she believes xanax laced with fentanyl killed her son. dr. berman saying her son brought the drugs from a dealer he met on snapchat. after his death sunday she says one of her son's friends shared the dealer's profile with her. >> this guy also had on his ad with a beautiful colorful kid friendly list of all the things

he offered. >> what was your understanding of how your son was using social media? >> you know, he would snapchat his friends and had no idea there were dealers on there. >> reporter: the santa monica police telling abc news, a preliminary investigation leads us to believe prescription drug use may have been involved. but not commenting on the role social media allegedly played. the danger online is pervasive. one study finding one in four young people report seeing illicit drugs advertised for sale on social media. in a statement to abc news, snapchat saying we are committed to working together with law enforcement in this case and in all instances where snapchat is used for illegal purposes. we have zero tolerance for using snapchat to buy or sell illegal drugs. >> there are clear signs outside of social media use that can indicate whether or not someone is hopeless or helpless or is experiencing an increase in a desire to use substances. it looks a lot like isolation and it looks a lot like anger and anxiety and withdrawing behaviors, doing worse in school.

>> looking back, were there any warning signs that you feel like you missed? >> no. i mean, this was a kid that was like almost a straight "a" student. >> what does justice look like for you now? >> justice is just saving one more life and the more we can, the better. even if it just wakes one child up to not take this risk and understand what's at stake. >> snapchat says they're constantly improving the app's technological abilities so they can intervene proactively. if you notice any, use the app's tools to report it. amy. >> this is a huge wake-up call for so many parents out there. kaylee, thank you so much. robin. >> our heart goes out to dr. berman and her family. you're right about that. thank you, amy. with valentine's day around the corner we're kicking off our series, "gma" love train, we're pairing up couples who hit a rough patch during the pandemic with their very own love coaches.

this morning, we've got marriage and family therapist dr. viviana coles from "married at first sight" and the couple she's been working with, janaisha and jesus and they're about to take our quiz. you can, too, just scan the qr code we've been showing. we'll get to that, but first, let's talk. i have to say, janaisha and jesus, you have a newborn so coupled with the pandemic, how has that impacted your relationship? >> good morning, robin. it's actually been very hard. it's one of the things that, you know, you can read every parenting book out there but it's something that nothing could have prepared us for. it was extremely rough having to go through doctors' appointments and all of that stuff alone and, you know, everyone dreams of that movie moment where you go in for your first ultrasound to see your newborn and everyone dreams of having their husband right next to them and unfortunately that wasn't our story. we didn't get to experience that.

>> right, having to -- not being able to be -- to be able to support my wife emotionally with doctors' appointments was very hard and also having to keep baby jethro away from family and friends is very hard. >> dr. viv, what's your advice for those couples to see the light at the end of the tunnel. >> absolutely. they have to acknowledge feelings of disappointment of things not going the way they had always envisioned and offer some forgiveness to each other. super important to do that and then these two need to prioritize their relationship and their marriage first and foremost going forward. >> a beautiful couple. >> okay, dr. viv, jesus and janaisha, we came up with a quiz to give you and couples at home tips on riding out the pandemic together. are you two ready? are you ready? >> we are ready. >> are you ready at home? we know we're ready because when we come up with these new cards, we mean business, we mean love train.ou need

space after an argument but don't have the option to leave your home you should, a, go to bed angry and sleep in separate rooms or, b, pretend nothing is wrong and sleep in the same bed? couple, janaisha and jesus. you got paddles. what do you say? they both say "a." dr. viv. first of all, wait a minute. let me say -- we asked viewers at home. this is what you answered. you said, 32% said "a." 68% said "b." uh-oh. >> uh-oh. >> dr. viv. >> the correct answer is "a." i know you've heard never to go to bed angry but in this case when you're on each other's back all at time, i think absolutely go to bed angry so that you can allow claritity alone and, of course, when you're with someone and you're angry with them you'll be arguing in your head all the time if they're near you. get clarity and alone time. >> our couple were high-fiving each other like, yeah, we got that one right. next question about you at home.

the pandemic has allowed you both to have a lot of alone time. you should, a, focus on spendinu divide this time into me time and us time because this may be the new normal? janaisha and jesus? b. okay, they both say b. >> i said "b." >> our viewers answered, 26% said "a." 74%, they said "b." what about you, dr. viv? >> okay, correct answer is "b." you do not need to turn this pandemic into one long couples retreat. keep the me time, keep the us time. get some balance. >> all right, we got a final question. this is the tiebreaker. your family have very different ideas of what constitutes social distancing and you are both left feeling uncomfortable. you should, a, come up with a plan you will both follow strictly and share it with your family, b, have an open conversation with your family

about what they prefer. janaisha and jesus, they both say "a." >> health comes first. >> oh, my goodness. okay, 61% agree with you at home. 39% said "b." i ini ow this on dr. viv. go ahead. >> this one, the answer might not be very clear, but for sure "a." i know that it's so hard with everybody having to juggle what safety guidelines, all of that. nobody wants to hurt anyone's feelings. everyone wants to spend time together. definitely "a." you need to have a united front and think of you and your immediate household first and then share that plan with others and stick with it. >> thank you for sharing that with us, dr. viv, and janaisha and jesus, you are rock solid. i wish -- do we have gifts, no, we don't. but, hey, you have your love. u, but thank y.had something for thank you for playing our game. our "gma" love train keeps rolling tomorrow and thursday. two couples who are trying to

art. and, again, we'll let you at home play along as well. let's go back now to ginger. ginger. >> robin, i am having the best time this morning with people telling me what my bright colors look like. i've heard watermelon, strawberry shortcake and i'm channeling the aurora borealis. look at these beautiful images out of alberta, canada, greens, pinks, orange hues in there and captured in minnesota. i also want to mention that there's ice in the forecast. good morning. i'm abc7 news meteorologist mike nicco. cloudy and cool today with a chance of sprinkles just about any time. fewer clouds tonight. it's going to be cooler with more fog and a better chance of rain thursday than saturday. here's a look at today's temperatures. mid to upper 50s along the coast. low 60s inland.

tonight cooler. look at the 30s in our inland valleys. low to mid-40s elsewhere with the now to living your best life in the covid era, our chief medical correspondent dr. jennifer ashton has been covering the pandemic since day one and now she's written a new book to help us cope called "the new normal" and she joins us now. congratulations, jen. we've got our copies here. we should point out normally you would be here in the studio with us but you are quarantined yet again. you are vaccinated as well. so explain what's going on and how you're feeling. >> i sure am, amy. and good morning. i was notified that i had prolonged contact with a case and the cdc has not revised guidelines for exposure based on whether or not someone has been vaccinated so we know that vaccination reduces

the risk of severe disease, but we don't know whether it can lower the risk of asymptomatic infection or spread so i am following cdc guidelines and on quarantine again. >> yes, we always know you do the right thing. you are a busy woman. i've seen you working around the clock barely getting sleep and somehow you found time to write a book. why this book and why now? >> well, amy, as you know, from the beginning, over a year, i've been living and breathing this pandemic and speaking to the top experts in the country and the world and i kept hearing from viewers and my patients alike that they wanted more than just the two-minute television segment in terms of explaining how to interpret what changes seemingly day to day so in the book i do a deep dive and my goal was really not to explain facts because tomorrow we might learn those facts have changed. it's really to take people through how to think like a doctor so that we can handle everything this virus throws at

us. >> and i often say when i'm talking to you, i don't have an m.d. so how do we think like a doctor and how does that help our mental and emotional health? we don't want to get visions of grandeur that aren't warranted. >> no, but i do believe anyone can learn how to think like a doctor and in terms of, let's say our mental or emotional health, it starts basically like what we would do in the hospital if you were a patient which is first of all take stock on what's going on right now. recognize we've all been affected by this pandemic in big ways, we've all lost something. normalize that because it is normal to have been affected by what's been going on and then focus on today. take this one step at a time, this is a marathon, not a sprint and lastly, amy, if you are struggling mentally, psychologically, seek professional help. >> very important. that focus on today, i want to jump off that and have you give us one thing we can do this morning to improve our health

and your day. >> well, think of it like you're making rounds on yourself, take stock of your personal, physical and mental condition, make a covid emergency plan for if it hits you or someone in your household, and now is a good time to double down on the trifecta of good health which is how you rest, how you move and how you eat and, again, this is going to be with us for a long time, so this is our new normal. >> that's right. sleep, exercise and nutrition, you tell us that each and every day, jen, congratulations on the new book, again, everyone, "the new normal" is available now and coming up, priyanka chopra jonas joins us live, stay with us. prs joins us live, stay with us.

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you can find the latest on our app and at abc7news.com. the news continues now with "good morning, america." ♪ when you're ready ♪a." ♪ come and get it ♪ someone didn't do that. what is that sound? oh, welcome back. we are very excited for our next guest. >> she's an actress, bollywood royalty now adding the title auteur to her resume with her brand-new memoir called "unfinished." good morning to priyanka chopra jonas. so wonderful to have you with us and i read it online. i now have the hard copy in my hot little hands. it is beautiful. it is absolutely beautiful. >> oh, thank you, robin. >> enjoyed every minute and love this photo and the tattoo, daddy's little girl and you dedicate it to your beloved father. what is the most important

lesson that he taught you? >> he was my greatest champion, you know, robin, from winning a small medal in maybe a school race to, you know, an award, he was always the loudest in the room and i think the one thing that my dad definitely taught me was to treat life with a sense of adventure and he was a military guy so moving every two years and not to be afraid of, you know, the new things that are thrown at you. if you have to sink and swim, learn how to swim. >> i love that. you also write, priyanka, about your parents' beautiful marriage and witnessing them you say growing up so in love made you want the very same thing and so you dedicate an entire chapter in "unfinished" to your husband, nick jonas and i love you said that, quote, not much surprises you as much as he did. h jt aself-assured man and, you know, that is

surprising with guys. [ laughter ] >> you also admit to doing a deep dive googling him before you started dating? >> well, every self-respecting woman should. >> you are on fire. like that fire behind you right now. keep it going. keep it going. oh, but tell us -- she's cracking herself up. tell us about these projects you have coming up because you're teaming up with mindy, one of our favorites as well, mindy kaling. we hear it's like a wedding rom-com type of project. can you shed some light on that? >> well, when i joined hollywood about five, six years ago i didn't really see a lot of leading spots for people who look like me, specifically girls and so i called mindy and i said, mindy, want to do a movie together and she's a writer that i admire tremendously and now we're making the movie with universal pictures. it's a buddy comedy about two friends and it ends with a big

fat indian wedding which is always fun to end something on. >> priyanka, we know that you are obviously an incredible isite style and i understand l that your pup diana is being styled by you as well. can you explain what goes into her look? >> i have three pups so she's the only one who actually likes to get into the clothes or maybe doesn't have -- she's so tiny she doesn't have the ability to tell me she doesn't like it but she really enjoys getting dressed up with me when i'm doing fitting and will get into clothes. my other two boys hate it. put it a jacket on them and they want to take it off immediately. it's so much fun. >> so much fun to see those pictures. back to your memoir, again, i have to say the way you just really opened up, it's beautifully written and you're very honest about how you did

not expect to have the life that you have right now in the limelight. what's your advice for up and comers? >> it's a terrifying place to be in, i think. what's really important is to be able to preserve your heart and your integrity and, you know, the public life, it's my normal. i've been doing it for almost more than half my life can be very blinding and can be, you know, can take you off track with what really marys but i think it's really important to focus on family and your friends and the real people in your life instead of the opinions of everyone else and that's the only way to cut out the noise. >> yes, because wasn't it destined for you to be an engineer or something and for you to do what you're doing is so different but you're being you. your authentic self. >> i think that's the only way to live life. i think whatever our professions might be any given profession, it can tend to take over our

existence and especially, you know, in the public light and i think just it's really important to focus on what your purpose is and finding that sense of >>e, ose, purpose. you're right about that. oh, wish we could have seen you here in person, but thank you so much. >> amy, robin, i miss you guys so much. i miss human beings and human contact. >> exactly. exactly. >> i don't want to see a zoom ever again. >> oh, boy, that can go to the wayside. we can write a whole book about that. >> thank you, next. >> bless you. you still have work to do because "unfinished," "unfinished" by priyanka chopra jonas is available everywhere today. it is a beautiful read. coming up, the new app that helps make parents better sports helps make parents better sports coaches toyota's presidents day sales event has been declared. get to your toyota dealer any way you can for star-spangled savings on the best lineup of cars,

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♪ when you wish upon a staro u are ♪ >> both: we're going to disney world. whoo! ♪ we are back now with the new mission to empower young athletes. it's a brand-new app called mojo and it helps parents and kids on the field and on the sidelines by providing the tools to become ll r ahe dach. ♪ [ buzzer ] >> reporter: youth sports provide lifelong memories.

moments that make us laugh and leap up with excitement. and parents know good coaches. >> thank you for being my favorite coach. >> reporter: often parents are the coaches but it turns out many parents have no experience but now help is on the way. meet mojo. it's an app aimed at parents who coach kids 13 and under. mojo is the mobile coach for the rookie coach. >> great job. >> reporter: taking some of the chaos out of coaching through instructional videos like these. >> this is red light, green light. >> reporter: but it's not just xs and os but tips on how to make sure competing stays fun. >> while it's unlikely to hurt you can't go wrong throwing in a dramatic flop when you get nailed. >> reporter: it hopes to give parents the tools they need to tackle the art of coaching. for "good morning america," will

reeve, abc news, new york. >> joining us now is some of the leaders behind mojo, ben sherwood, russell wilson and julie foudy. good morning, good morning, everybody. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> you know what, i love what you're doing because coaches have so much influence on so many kids out there. my coaches had a big influence on me and, ben, i want to start with you. we go way back. you actually brought me to "gma" to be a part of the "gma" family which you were a part of the "gma" family so what inspired you to make this change and to launch mojo? >> thanks, michael. my best move as a coach was bringing you to "good morning america." what brought me to mojo was the video that we just showed, the emotion of youth sports. my happiest memories are on the playing fields, watching my boys, will and charlie and coaching my boys. there was the time that, get

this, the name of charlie's 9-year-old team came from behind on the wettest, mudiest day in los angeles to make the playoffs, a time will's baseball team, the thunder in new york, again, rallied in the sixth inning and won the championship. those memories and then the pizza and the ice cream afterwards, no one can ever forget those and everyone has those themmemories when involve youth sports. youth sports is broken.forced o getting burned out and coaching is hard, it's intimidating. it's stressful and so working with a brilliant co-founder and my partner reed, we decided we would try to fwiks that and the mission at mojo is to make coaching more enjoyable for parents, playing more fun for kids and youth sports more magical for everyone. and a big part of that are the athletes, the stars who are here

today who inspire us every day with their example, russell and julie who are really important to mojo. >> yeah, you talk about the comebacks and, russell, you know a thing or two about comebacks. you were one of the biggest names in sports right now named the 2020 walton peyton nfl man of the year which is one of the biggest honors thaw can get so congratulations to you for that. well deserved but you also are an assistant little league coach. what is the biggest mistake that youth coaches are making right now. >> well, you know, first of all, mike, always a mraesh to be on here with you and i've always admired you and your success but i think when i'm fired up about mojo is the connectivity to everybody, to every young child, to every young coach who wants to really learn how to coach the game, understand it from the highest level possible. i think the biggest thing that, you know, most of us coaches here in youth sports don't understand is knowledge, but also knowledge of how to run a practice and how to teach your

kids the best way possible because, you know, when you got a whole bunch of 7-year-old, 8-year-olds running around on a little league field it's hard to contain them so you got to be able to keep them in tune and also be efficient with your time and how do you teach not not just at practice but you want to teach your kids every day. i remember my dad when i was younger, he taught me not just one thing but he taught me how to do it on my own and understand it and really practice all the time so that way i could receive the information, retain the information and then continue to execute the information. that was really key for me when i was young. >> you know what, it's working for you as you've gotten older too, my friend. julie, you are a two-time world cup winner, two-time olympic gold medalist and also a women's national team champ so you've been playing since you were a kid so how important are the relationships that you've made on the field? >> michael, as you know well and as i tell my teammates all the

time, i say, you are stuck with me forever and ain't that the truth? and especially, i mean, obviously i played on the national team for a long time but go back to my first team which is why i got involved in mojo because of those memories, the green machine, the soccerettes, that was actually our name and literally on the national team every time we would start signing autographs for a green team i'd be like come on, guys ♪ nobody messes with the green machine ♪ and they'd be like, not again. after about two decades of that by the end of my national team career the entire national team would sing the green machine song with me and i'd be like this is it. this is everything. so i miss those times. i miss that formative years as a young kid playing on a team feeling part of something and i do think to ben's point that has been lost. you have 70% of kids dropping out of sports by the age of 13 and so that's why we wanted to become part of mojo because we're going to bring the magic

back to youth sports and we're hoping we can make this experience something that is so memorable and so fun because that's really the power and gift of sports. >> and we all know that sports can be expensive also so mojo is also leveling the playing field in that regard as well and i want to thank you, thank all three of you for joining me. i love this. i love being in the presence of champions and all three of you are champions and now you're out here championing mojo for the kids and i'm very grateful for that because i know how important sports can be. thank all three of you so much. >> thank you, michael. >> and the mojo app, you're welcome. the mojo app is officially live today and available for download so make sure you check it out. now we go to ginger, hey, ginger. >> well, we will be downloading that because we were talking about doing t-ball soon. this is adrian, my son, by the way, the daytonas t weekend ur

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it in, voila, sound and picture. >> dinner is served. >> so you're saying the universe created a sitcom starring two avengers? >> it's a working theory. >> that is actress kat dennings in the hit new marvel universe series "wandavision" on disney plus. she is reprising her role as darcy lewis from "thor" and here to tell us all about it. thanks for being with us, ka. >> hi. thank you for having me. >> it's been a long time. it's been eight years since you were in the marvel universe. what's it like to be back? >> oh, man, i'm so excited to be back. when i got that call i was astounded. i was happy to just be in one movie let alone two movies and had been so long that i couldn't believe -- i just -- i'm still kind of amazed that i'm in this. >> well, everybody is happy to have you back. and we know that when it comes to marvel, they don't like to

give up any secrets. they like to keep everything close to the vest but you were able to see some of the episodes ahead of time and even you said that you chose not to know what was going to happen. is that right? >> that's right, yeah. with the films, you're given, well, at least for me they trusted me less than other people but i was given more my stuff and then as you go you get new script pages and give them back and sign an nda. it's very secretive so for this i was given all of the episodes ahead of time and that was a new experience, but as we shot, i made the decision to not know too much, i only really wanted to know what my character knew, which is probably just bad acting, but -- >> no, no, no. >> it just makes it easier today talking to you, i don't have to feel like i'm lying too much. >> exactly. and we -- [ laughter ]

yeah, that's convenient, so you know you're not lying too much. >> exactly. >> you're great at what you do. "2 broke girls." i watched it all the time. i know -- >> thank you. >> i love it. i know with this series they look at them -- classic sitcoms and re-create them. what sitcom would you want them to re-create? >> you know, i thought about this and because of when i grew up and what i was watching i have a real soft spot for "boy meets world." do you remember "boy meets world"? >> oh, yeah. >> i loved that show -- like i thought that was the funniest show in the world at the time. i don't know. there's something -- i haven't watched it in a while but there's secret so nostalgic about that show for me. >> my kids are so obsessed with that. i will aveto check it out too. we heard by the way that you had some say on what your character would eat? tell us about that. >> yes, so it was scripted that

darcy would eat ramen and chips, so because marvel is so like high level, they came up to me and were like what kind of chips do you think darcy would eat as a character? i was like, well, she's a grown-up now. she's a scientist so maybe the baked ones. that seems mature. >> sensible eater. a sensible eater. i like that. >> yeah. >> we have some fans out there, you might imagine and we have someone who is asking a question of you. this is one of our viewers. lisa from instagram wants to know, kat, what is your favorite part of being part of the mcu? who is most likely to make everyone break character on the set of "wandavision"? we are loving the show. >> well, thank you, lisa. you know, i -- being part of the mcu, i'm a fan so for me it's everything is amazing. i mean, i'm so blown away by

just the qualityone is lovely and amazing at their job and they love the comics and want the marvel fans to be happy. that's always on their minds so that's fun to work with. and then in terms of who makes everybody laugh. i can't speak for like who in scenes just because i don't think anything i was in anyone ever really broke. but paul bettany is one of the funniest people i've ever met in my life. he is incredibly -- he's hilarious. >> you've made us laugh this morning. you've made us laugh so we'll vote for you, too, kat. >> oh, thank you. >> thank you so much for brightening up our morning, kat. new "wandavision"iday on didsbu will be right ba

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