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he was killed during a no-knock warrant. their demands for the officers involved in the shooting. joe rogan's apology. the embattled podcasters regrets about using a racial slur multiple times over years on his show. spotify pulling dozens of rogan's episodes. the latest singer to request spotify remove her music. gun fight. violence interrupters stopping escalations. offering safe spaces for at-risk youth. we're on the street of chicago for an in-depth look at the programs saving lives. super bowl spikes. the price hikes for fan favorite snacks. "gma" helping you plan your party with ways to save. medal mania. the u.s. capturing its first medal of the olympic games and the bobsled favorite cleared to compete. >>good morning, america.

thanks for joining us. great to have gio benitez back at the desk with us this morning. it's a busy morning. the u.s. celebrating its first medal of the olympic games in beijing. team usa's julia marina earning a silver medal in the women's snowboard slope stystyle competition. we're following the headlines in england. the queen making her wishes clear about camilla once prince charles takes the throne. we start with russia's massive build-up of troops and fire power on ukraine's doorstep and the possible timing of any invasion. terry moran is in kyiv with the latest. good morning, terry. >> reporter: good morning, eva. this morning as russia continues to pour land, sea and air forces into the region new satellite imagery analyzed by independent researchers seems to show some russian forces on the move, taking forward positions closer to the ukrainian border. all this as thousands of u.s.

troops arrive in eastern europe. russia is expanding its vast troop deployment around ukraine. the kremlin adding forces on all fronts. all told the u.s. saying the russian deployments represent the largest advance deployment of combat fire power in europe since world war ii. equivalent to the u.s. army's full active duty capability. abc news learned the u.s. now estimates that russia has 70% of the forces in place needed to invade ukraine. from special operations troops to tanks and artillery to air and naval forces. but intelligence agencies in the u.s. and nato allies continue to assess that vladimir putin has not made a final decision on war. these new satellite images show moscow's military build-up in belarus including ground attack aircraft, artillery and more. russia moved advanced fighters and attack helicopters to the area around ukraine. the russian military released

this video of bombers on patrol over belarus. wile in the nearby black sea, as many as 30 russian warships are deployed including ships that could be used for beach landings with more on the way. if vladimir putin decides the invade, the u.s. believes it would likely be in the coming weeks during the deepest winter freeze here. the hard ground would make it easier for tanks to navigate the rugged terrain. the first of 3,000 troops sent by president biden arrived in germany and poland. deployed to reinforce nato allies, not ukraine. meanwhile in kyiv more military aid arrived saturday, part of a $200 million package from the united states. while in the outskirts of the

city, some civilians are receiving weapons and medical training in case russia invades. [speaking foreign language] this volunteer saying we have to defend our borders and the future of our nation. a show of defiance in kharkiv ukraine's second largest city, 25 miles from the russian border. thousands of marching demanding an end to the russian threat. the ukrainian government continues to say that as they analyze the situation they don't see that russia is ready to invade. they're trying to tamp down the tension. that protest in kharkiv shows a rising spirit of concern and even militancy here. they don't want war. if there is one, looks like they'll be ready to fight it. whit? >> terry moran, thank you. let's bring in abc's chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz. she'll be hosting "this week" later this morning. martha, good morning to you. let's start with the tension in ukraine and that new intelligence that vladimir putin perhaps hasn't made a decision yet about whether to invade.

what impact could this have on the u.s. response and calculation? >> reporter: i think, whit, at this point they really don't know whether he's made a decision, even if he made one, he could change his mind. look what you saw what's happening in ukraine and what terry was telling us. this doesn't look like any de-escalation on either side. you have the u.s. backing up nato. you have russia continuing to build up those troops. the scenarios are absolutely horrible if he goes in you could have a massive refugee crisis. you could have massive civilian and military casualties. this is getting more dangerous by the day. the u.s. originally said they thought he would make a decision. if he does invade, there are many who think he will, that it would be before mid february or perhaps after those olympic games. >> global implications at stake here.

i want to switch gears and talk about a different story, the gop divide over the capital riot. mike pence distancing himself from former president donald trump with that speech. you travelled to the battleground state of arizona to examine how election integrity laz has become a central campaign issue for the midterms and beyond. what did you learn? >> reporter: being on the ground and seeing the candidates on the ballot, many of those candidates do not believe joe biden was elected president. they are still going for the big lie. they are still supporting donald trump, and there are many of them on the ballots this year. we wanted to talk about that and look at election integrity there. it's a fascinating story.

be the queen, and the queen is queen, and she's going to be the supporter to the for instanprin wales, much like queen mary before that, and they will -- the significant thing really is they will be abbey when the moment comes. it hasn't been built up properly before that. >> you mentioned that, the two of them being crowned together. this would mean a joint coronation for charles and camilla. what are your thoughts on that? >> well, i think it's exactly as it should be. the reality is as the king, he would be crowned with his wife. that is exactly how it's been for george vi and george v before that, and edward vii. it's historically correct. if she hadn't been queen

consort, it's rather like the president being elected and downgraded because his wife had not been the first lady because she was second or third lady. it wouldn't make any sense. they were waiting to get the right moment to announce this, and they were going to announce it on the 15th anniversary of prince charles being the prince of wales, but they decided to wait until this moment. >> robert jobson, thanks so much forring wi for being with us. we appreciate you. whit? back here in the u.s. and the fallout from the fatal police shooting in minneapolis. a black man killed in an apartment by police who let themselves in with a key. that city now declaring a moratorium on no-knock warrants. the shooting captured on bodycamera video, and we have to warn you, it is disturbing. abc's ike ejiochi joins us with the latest. ike, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, whit. overnight in the city of minneapolis seeing a second straight day of protest following the shooting death of 22-yeaolocs of an officer durin early morning police raid.

take a look, hundreds of people including members of locke's family marching in downtown minneapolis in a protest labeled justice for amir. they're calling for the firing and prosecution of the officers involved in the shooting. around 7:00 a.m. wednesday minneapolis police obtained a key to the apartment in order to execute that no-knock warrant. you can see the officers entering the home without knocking, eventually kicking the sofa where locke was sleeping. the officer identified as mark hanneman firing at least three shots killing locke less than ten seconds after entering. now police say locke pointed a gun at officers, but in the video, critics of police not that locke appears to point his registered handgun down at the ground with his finger along the side of barrel. now the police officers federation of minneapolis saying in part, no conclusion should be made until the investigation is complete. now the police department says mark hanneman has been placed on administrative leave, and as you said, the mayor of minneapolis issuing an immediate moratorium on no-knock warrants. gio?

>> ike, thank you. we turn to the nfl. just a week away from super bowl sunday the league responding to that racial discrimination lawsuit filed by fired dolphins coach brian flores. the nfl commissioner speaking out this weekend. abc's phil lipof has the latest. >> reporter: this morning, nfl commissioner roger goodell responding to that bombshell lawsuit filed by former miami goodell releasing a memo to all people owners. he acknowledged efforts to promote diversity among head coaches have been unacceptable, pledging to re-evaluate all policies, guidelines, and initiatives relating to diversity. >> there's not enough people of color in the higher coaching level positions. >> reporter: flores' lawsuit claims among other things, the nfl is rife with racism, particularly when it comes to hiring and retention of black head coaches, coordinators, and general managers. right now, out of 32 teams, there is only one black head coach, mike tomlin of the pittsburgh steelers.

there were two others, flores with miami and david culley with houston, both fired after the 2021 season. there are several head coaching positions open this off season. so far all head coaches hired have been white. nfl superstars gearing up for the pro bowl speaking up overnight saying they stand with flores. colts linebacker, darius leonard saying i feel like african american coaches sometimes get nedenies.iba to back wng wldn'ta flores' attorneys also say the commissioner's memo is a good first step in their opinion. they're weary it may be more pr than real commitment to change. eva? >> only time will tell. phil, thank you for that. let's switch gears and get

a check of our weather with rob marciano. another belated happy national weather person day. >> we feel bad about yesterday. >> it's a month-long celebration. good morning, guys. gio, i stole your transportation. this morning we're stealing whit's beat, that's figure skating. louisville, kentucky, this is what they were doing with this deep freeze, and the ice, making the best of it there in the driveway. got the skates out there, doing figure eights. even a light dusting of snow. look, 23 degrees in louisville and temperatures aren't going to warm up a whole lot. windchills below the 30 degree mark in birmingham down to lake charles, louisiana.air will mak difficult for temperatures to rise this afternoon. not even getting into the 60s along the i-10 corridoin we remain chilly. gradual warm-up. it's quiet across the u.s. radar quiet. florida, a little bit of rain. this will ride up the east coast. might see a little rain maybe mixing with winter precipitation. lisa: check out ts

view. lisa: check out ts temperatures are cold in the inland valleys. it's going to take a little time to warm up. today brings a warming trend with potential records. today, everyone is in the 60's. mid-60's here. it is 67 and oakland, upper 60's north and south. the seven forecastststststststs. weatherman month and of course the olympics. what could be better? >> absolutely. speaking of, we're excited about the olympics. we're going to beijing. right now, the winter games, the u.s. winning its first medal overnight, and an american favorite in the bobsled finally out of covid-19 isolation. gets to compete once again. maggie rulli joins us from beijing.

, good morning. >>aneporter:eywhit. good mcited ympics g.keouai team usa pickt g da overnight, team usa earning its first medal of the 2022 winter olympics. julia marino bringing in the goinhethight women's snowboar gold. the two-time champion plummeting in her first jump. placing in ninth place with the lowest result since 2005. in women's moguls, another silver for team usa. jaelin kauf nabbing the medal in that. on the ice, team usa still hoping to medal in that figure skating team competition, but after this fall by karen chen in the women's short program, and vincent zhou coming in third in

the men's free skate, an event he was favored to win, the team dropping from first place to second. sitting three points behind the russian olympic committee. in more good news for team usa bobsledder elana meyers taylor is out of isolation and ready to compete. we caught up with her just after she found out. >> what did you think when you got the second negative test? >> i was overwhelmed. i cried when i got the news. i wasn't sure what was going to happen. i wasn't sure if i was going to confined to a quarantine hotel, the three-time olympian finally testing negative for covid twice. >> i'm excited to get out there, and get my body back together and get ready for these races. >> reporter: she can start training right away. she has to stay socially distanced from her teammates. she's still separated from her husband and alternate for men's bobsled and young son. both continue to test positive. >> i think the biggest thing is how i look at it. if i think it's going to have an effect on my training, it will.

i don't think it will have an effect. >> reporter: so excited for her, and just a few hours from now, the men's snowboarding team had another chance in the slopestyle finals, and also coming up, all eyes will be on mikaela shiffrin, she's kicking off the historic medal count at these games with the giant slalom. guys. >> maggie with that eternal smile. if you don't want to watch the olympics, you want to watch because of her. thank you, maggie. still ahead here on "gma," embattled podcaster joe rogan delivers an apology. spotify reportedly removes more than 100 of his episodes. and how a boxing coach is trying to put an end to gun violence in one of chicago's struggling neighborhoods. and super bowl party planning. how to save some money in the face of inflated food prices. we'll explain coming up. "good morning america" is sponsored by geico.

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. liz: good morning. it is the latest victim of freeway violence identified as a former basketball star. jean ransom was shot and killed friday night as he drove along interstate 880.

this the second fatal freeway shooting of the year. a 25-year-old was arrested yesterday morning as chp pursued leads the came in. he's held at the alameda county jail. let's do a check of the forecast. lisa: bundle up, it's cold in the north bay with fog. this is a beautiful view of our exploratorium camera. it is freezing in santa clara. it is 32 in napa, livermore is 34. we will be in the mid and upper 60's today. liz: the

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this is a scary shot normally, but this is terrifying. >> just unbelievable. welcome back to "gma" on a sunday morning. jordan spieth taking the most nerve wracking shot off a 60-foot cliff in pebble beach. onlookers feared for his safety. the ball going long and left into the rough. he's just fine. the pro admitting he would not do it again. he actually stepped back the moment he does it. >> get out of the way. >> couldn't he get the ball and drop it someplace else? that seems a little dangerous. glad he was safe. let's look at some of the other big stories. happening right now, a navy s.e.a.l. candidate has died and another is hospitalized after falling ill after completing the initial s.e.a.l. training which

is known as hell week. now hell week is the end of the phase of training where sailors who want to be s.e.a.l.s are pushed to the edge of physical and mental exhaustion. two cruise ships have been seized after fleeing to the bahamas over unpaid fuel bills. two vessels from the crystal cruise company were anchored off the cost of freeport on saturday. the ships have crews on board, but no passengers. and bollywood great lata mangeshkar has died. known as the nightingale of india. her career spanned more than 70 years. she died after complications from covid-19. lata mangeshkar was 92. we start with the new trouble for popular podcaster joe rogan. he's apologizing this morning over past use of a racial slur. this as another artist asks

spotify to remove music in protest. abc's zohreen shah has more. good morning, zohreen. >> reporter: good morning, eva. we cannot even tell you the first letter of the word that joe rogan once repeatedly used, that's how bad it is. the star podcaster now coming under even greater scrutiny. this morning, spotify reportedly removing over 70 episodes of the joe rogan experience from their platform. this comes as the em battled podcaster is now apologizing for what he says is a regretful and a shameful use of a racial slur several times over several years on his show. >> there's no context where a white person is ever allowed to say that word, never mind publicly on a podcast. i agree with that now. i haven't said it in years. >> reporter: rogan's use of the racial slur resurfacing after r&b singer india ari posted a compilation spanning several years on instagram. >> you know [ bleep ].

saying the word [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. it's just like [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. >> it's a video that's made of clips taken out of context of me of 12 years of conversations on my podcast, and it's all smushed together, and it looks [ bleep ] horrible, even to me. >> reporter: arie protesting rogan's language, requesting spotify remove her music. >> my hope is that my friends would follow and come along with me because one of the hashtags i put on my post is, what if we all leave. >> there's absolutely no circumstance that a white person should be using that racial slur, period. >> reporter: spotify has faced growing pressure over rogan's show. artists like joni mitchell and neil young taking down their recordings over rogan spreading covid misinformation. >> spotify is finding itself in a very serious predicament. on the one hand they say they don't censor creators, but they've got people saying things that are untrue and potentially

damaging in a public health sense and racist on their platform. they have to draw the line somewhere. >> reporter: dwayne "the rock" johnson initially showed support for joe rogan through the covid controversy, but appears to be distancing himself now. tweeting he didn't know about the racial slur. spotify has not publicly commented. whit? >> zohreen, thank you. we want to turn now and get a check of the weather once again. rob marciano is here. we're hoping to get a break from the freezing temperatures. >> you got it, man. go to california. >> my hometown. >> you were a snowboarder, but did some surfing. >> i was a terrible surfer. i attempted a few times. my wives -- wife, much better than i am. >> he only admits to being terrible to things on tv. check this out, guys. this is awesome. in case you missed it, because i did, this video out for a few days. this is awesome.

look at this. this guy taking on some waves and the dolphins surfing with him. that is nothing but awesome. offshore winds today will hold up those waves. i'm told that's the best kind of waves, nice and flat. wind advisories today in los angeles. the santa anas will be blowing. i think they'll peak today and taper off and come back as we go through the rest of the week. we're in this trend. today in los angeles, nascar at the l.a. coliseum, pebble beach, less windy up there, the p e erall trend erhesera daou sorbreang highs in places like burbank and san jose. lisa:heay we have soy g in the north bay but we will climb to 60 near noon. we have made

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safe space for their kids. at the end of the day a deal was brokered on environmental factors. on the west side of chicago they're using boxing as a tool to teach life lessons. things like mind over matter, or how to stay cool under pressure. the stakes couldn't be higher. >> boxing took troubled kids and started to reprogram them. here you have to run at least five miles a day. >> reporter: boxing out negativity provides mentorship and a safe space for at-risk youth. >> good, good. nice pattern. we're not just fighting our way inside the ring, we're fighting our way throughout life. our every day objective is to fight for ourselves and our community. >> reporter: greatness has been elusive for so many young people around here. experts say examining the environment that perpetuates gun violence is key. >> this neighborhood has one of the tyghest covid death rates

it's also the violence. these things are co-prevalent. what ties it altogether is trauma over time and how people react to various traumas. some of the trauma gets acted out in behavioral ways with either mental illness, addiction, violence. >> reporter: there were 219 shooting victims last month alone in chicago, most victims are often never heard from, most crimes never solved. like emmanuel, a young man shot several times back in october. >> it's traumatizing. you know, a lot of anger, a lot of hurt, a lot of resentment. i'm going to be honest, revenge, you know what i'm saying? most importantly i just want to feel normal again. >> reporter: at the university of northwestern they're studying

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>> good for her. >> i see what you did there, gio. i like it. we have a follow up to a story we first brought you on "gma." last week "gma" asked dolly parton if she could bake a cake and sing with any artist who would it be. she said keith urban. calling him one of the cutest most talented guys in the world. urban posted his reply on instagram with wife nicole kidman getting into the act. >> miss dolly, i'm so honored of the things you said. thank you. i definitely will have a cake with you. >> i'll bake the cake. >> nick is going to bake the nds to beit's dake my m. parton. she's the queen.s at ce, hopefu they'lshare thr duetit and i'm one. the cadbury bunny tryouts are back. the first ever judges panel will feature previous winners. henry the english bulldog, lieutenant dan and here's the cool thing, you can get in on the competition. we have some of your pets.

is that walter? where's walter? eva, we have walter. i don't think we'll show it. we had him with bunny ears. >> there he is. >> there's walter. whit, what's your boy's name? >> copper's mine. there's copper. have a great day, everybody. >> thanks for watching. we are always on. have a great rest of your weekend, everybody. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. liz: at least one person missing after falling through ice near truckee.

stampede meadows reservoir yesterday. crews are urging people to stay off the ice because it is impossible to know the stability of the ice, especially with warmer temperatures. the u.s. debut of a new exhibit that celebrates the life and work of pablo picasso's opening in san francisco. it's the first of its kind immersive exhibit. it opens this wednesday at the armory and runs through march 27. we are going to talk live to the creator behind the project and what to expect when it makes its debut here. let's get a check outside. lisa: it's beautiful, upper elevations a north wind at 40 miles per hour. you can see the camera shaking right here. relative humidity is just about 28%. santa rosa. you get the idea, it's a cold start.

livermore is just 33 degrees. temperatures are much cooler than yesterday at this ho we are going to warm up today. we could enjoy temperatures in the 60's here. we have plenty of sun today with a warm up beginning today. we have upper 60's to near 70 in santa rosa. the seven-day forecast has record warmth midweek. liz: this week is next.

>> announcer: "this week" with george stephanopoulos starts right now. stunning rebuke. >> president trump was wrong. i had no right to overturn the election. >> mike pence breaks with donald trump as the gop censures two of their own for investigating january 6th, seemingly suggesting the events of that day were legitimate political discourse. trump's big lie chips away at the guardrails of democracy. >> you believe the election was stolen? >> i believe the election was rigged. >> we're back on the road with candidates who hope to have a big say in national results. >> one of the clear things that they're trying to do is have loyalists in all these offices. >> all the fall-out with new reporting from jonathan karl.