your phone. iphone. just download and watch on the 20 47 stream. 8 a.m.. you are good morning, america. for our viewers in the west, the prices soaring throughout the nation and how the president is tackling the challenge on this friday morning. fallout over inflation nation. prices hitting a new 40-year high. americans in every corner of the country spending hundreds more a month. this morning, the new challenges and the white house's strategy to combat it all. president biden with an urgent message for americans in ukraine telling them to depart immediately. this comes as new threats from the russian military build-up on the border. inside iran, as nuclear tensions escalate, the u.s. warning the regime is just weeks away from having enough fuel for a nuclear weapon. our martha raddatz is live on

the ground in tehran this morning. pfizer set to release data parents have been waiting for on its vaccine for kids under 5 as more states drop mask mandates. breaking overnight, doping drama at the olympics. russia's star 15-year-old figure skater testing positive for a banned substance before the gmes, putting the russian team gold medal in doubt. super bowl security ramped up across southern california. the big game guarded by land, sa and air as homeland security warns there could be trucker protests like those in canada. overnight, the end of an era. shaun white's farewell run, the halfpipe king's emotional moments in his final olympics. ♪ california ♪ california and the entire nation are getting ready to party. the hip-hop legends headlining the halftime show on their top secret blockbuster performance. >> it's going to be magnifico.

>> plus, our magnificent kid correspondent on the nfl red carpet talking to all the football stars. >> how do you feel about your best friend tom brady retiring? >> oh, man, that's, you know, some mixed emotions. >> and gronk himself. good morning, america. aubrey getting a chance to hang out at the nfl honors with gronk and his girlfriend camille kostek, amongst other nfl stars. she's been doing a great job. >> she has been doing a great job, and you, my friend, have a busy weekend. a little something going on in your world. >> super bowl. you know who's playing? >> yes, i read that this morning. >> who? >> cincinnati and l.a. rams, thank you very much. also they had -- >> you've been educating her the last couple years. >> i just had to throw it out there. check on her. >> reporting from the sidelines.

we'll begin with the fallout over that stunning inflation number. prices up 7.5% compared to one year ago rising at the fastest rate in four decades. mary bruce has the latest. good morning, mary. >> reporter: good morning, george. yeah, these rising prices are touching nearly every corner of american life from cars to groceries, furniture and gas and not just services rising. in addition to goods, you're see rent rising as well, prices jumping 7.5% since this time last year. that is the fastest pace in 40 years. american families are feeling it in a very real way, spending $275 more per month. now, these rising costs, of course, are being driven by supply chain issues caused by the pandemic and americans who have been saving are now outspending, driving prices up and driving up demand. one of the reasons why the fed may take steps to raise interest rates to try to slow demand, george, and tamp down soaring prices. >> of course, this rising inflation is a real political threat to president biden and the democrats in the midterm elections. >> reporter: george, this is a very real political liability for the president, especially if

americans are still feeling this pinch come the midterms. biden is trying to project optimism saying he expects prices to taper over the course of the year, and most economists do agree. the president acknowledges soaring prices are causing in his words real stress at the kitchen table. now, the white house and officials here are quick to note that wages are also up, but, of course, not enough to make up for these rising costs and the president is now promising an all hands on deck approach. he's continuing to push for these social spending plans of his to try to bring down the cost of things like prescription drugs and child care. but, george, as you well know, these policies face a real steep uphill battle on the hill, especially as we see inflation continue to go up. >> no question about that. mary bruce, thanks. sunday on "this week" i'll have two exclusives, speaker of the house nancy pelosi and republican lindsey graham. cecelia? we turn to the other top story, tensions on the ukraine/russia border rising. president biden now issuing a new travel advisory and telling americans in ukraine they should depart immediately warning, quote, things could go crazy quickly.

terry moran right there. and, terry, we are just learning key talks between russia and ukraine have now failed. >> reporter: that's right. it's a grim day here, cecilia. that stark warning from the president of the united states that americans here in ukraine should leave now and that the u.s., he added, will not be able to evacuate them if war breaks out. all that makes it very real for the estimated 10,000 to 15,000 americans who are living here in ukraine. we've been talking to americans here and right now for all the tension, life still seems normal. people are going to work. the kids go to school. everything is open. a young teacher saying he has a life here, a job, a girlfriend. this is his home, but that feeling could change very fast as the situation continues to deteriorate. more russian warships today heading into the black sea and they will be joining what will effectively be a naval blockade of ukraine while massive military exercises between russia and belarus are going on

just a few miles north of the ukrainian border here. but the really bad news today, the news off the diplomatic front. those big talks in berlin -- ukraine, russia, france, and germany just collapsing after nine hours of negotiation. they couldn't even agree to issue a joint statement that any progress might have been made and more ominously no further date -- no date for further negotiations has been set. so it does feel like the window for a peaceful solution here and for americans here to get out safely is closing. michael? >> a lot of tension there, terry, thank you so much. now to iran, as the u.s. warns that the regime is just weeks away from acquiring enough fuel to make a nuclear weapon. the u.s. is now back at the table for high-stakes talks. let's go to our chief global affairs correspondent, our anchor, martha raddatz on the ground in tehran for us this

morning. good morning, martha. >> reporter: good morning, michael. iran may be in the middle of negotiating a nuclear deal with the united states, but this morning, it's all about death to america. this morning, on the streets of tehran and in the sky, celebrations saluting the 43rd anniversary of the islamic revolution, but the message was the same -- down with america. iran's new more hard-line president ebrahim raisi marking the day with a defiant tone denouncing the west. just this week, iran unveiling its newest long-range missile, claiming it can evade detection while easily striking israel and u.s. bases in the region but playing out behind closed doors, negotiations over iran's ever growing nuclear program, now in a race against the clock, the white house warning the country is just weeks away from having enough fuel for a nuclear bomb although analysts say it would take at least another year to produce the weapon itself and

then they'd have to test it. the biden administration working for months to resurrect an obama era agreement scrapped by former president trump who thought instituting crippling economic sanctions would push iran to cut a better deal. inflation rates soaring over 40%. the people of iran are feeling the crunch. but its leadership so far showing no signs of yielding. the white house does think there is a possibility they will get a deal but a senior administration official told me he thinks it's about a 50/50 chance. michael? >> martha, how much fuel does the united states think they have? >> reporter: enough to make a nuclear bomb if they decide to make a nuclear bomb. and as for these negotiations, they only think there's about two weeks left. do or die, make or break, michael. >> make or break is right, thank

you so much, martha. george? >> thank you, michael. we get the latest on the covid vaccine for young kids. the fda is set to release data on pfizer's trials on children younger than 5 that could come as early as today and whit johnson has the details. good morning, whit. >> reporter: george, good morning. 18 million children in this country under age 5 are still not eligible for a vaccine. so many parents have been waiting for this information since vaccines started rolling out more than a year ago. that clinical trial data expected any day now on pfizer's vaccine for kids 6 months through 4 years old. it comes days before an fda advisory committee's public meeting next tuesday when they will review the data and vote on whether to recommend emergency use authorization. and results of the two-dose trials evaluated back in december, the efficacy for children between 6 months and 2 years old, these are the younger kids, was similar to that of teens and young adults. however, the immune response was lower in 2 to 4 years old. so pfizer is only submitting

data to the fda for two doses but says a third dose will likely be needed, george. >> we're seeing more states drop mask mandates. >> reporter: george, that's right. today delaware and rhode island, their indoor mask requirements will expire. nevada dropping masks indoors and in schools yesterday. at least ten states now are moving ahead of cdc recommendations which still recommend that most people should be wearing masks. george? >> whit johnson, thanks. michael? now to the super bowl security and concerns we could see demonstrations similar to the trucker protests in canada. will carr is in los angeles with the latest. good morning, will. >> reporter: and good morning, michael. in just two days all eyes will be on sofi stadium and with so many people flooding into southern california, authorities say they're on high alert and they're not taking any chances. while the teams gear up for super bowl lvi, authorities are executing their own game plans, ramping up security across the area, but on the heels of trucker protests in canada, the department of homeland security

is warning there could be similar protests around sofi stadium, but say those protests are largely aspirational. >> we don't want to speculate, but we have plans, and we're prepared to address it. >> reporter: it comes as they're sweeping southern california for threats using bomb-sniffing dogs on land, speedboats on water and numerous aircraft including this black hawk helicopter in the air. air and marine operations on high alert giving us a behind-the-scenes look at the concerns. >> one of the biggest safety concerns is just how close sofi stadium is to l.a.x. on a normal day you have planes flying all around the stadium. during the super bowl this will all be restricted airspace. >> reporter: no unauthorized aircraft including drones for a 30-mile radius around the stadium. >> our message for super bowl sunday is come out, enjoy the game, but leave your drone at home. >> reporter: if you get caught flying a drone, you could face a fine up to $30,000, and there are going to be strict protocols

inside the stadium as well. every fan will have to show proof of vaccination, and they're going to be required to wear a mask although, cecilia, but we've seen throughout the playoffs that can be difficult to evnforce. cecelia? >> it certainly can, will. okay, thank you so much. we turn to breaking news at the olympic games. the 15-year-old russian skater who had been favored to take home the gold will get an expedited hearing to determine whether she can compete in beijing. this, of course, after she tested positive for a banned substance. marcus moore is live in beijing with the latest. good morning, marcus. >> reporter: cecilia, good morning. as you know, women's figure skating is one of the most popular events at the winter games, and this morning it is in the midst of a growing firestorm. the results from the team figure skating event are in question and one star's chance to compete for gold is in jeopardy. this morning, skating phenom kamila valiyeva is facing possible suspension after officials confirmed the 15-year-old russian superstar tested positive for a banned substance. in a test taken christmas day, valiyeva tested positive for

trimetazidine, a heart medication that boosts blood flow and improves endurance, which could give athletes an unfair advantage. the results didn't come back until after valiyeva helped the russian olympic committee get gold in a team skating event monday night over team usa. the russian anti-doping agency handing her a provisional suspension because of that positive test. but she was seen back on the ice thursday after the same agency lifted the suspension clearing the way for her to compete in the women's figure skating competition where she is the favorite to win gold. >> if you let valiyeva compete in the women's competition where she's expected to win the gold medal, you are saying it's okay to cheat. but it is a terrible message, and it will taint these olympics forever. >> reporter: overnight olympic gold medalist nathan chen asked about the growing controversy. >> whatever ends up being the case will be the case. looking forward to hearing what comes out of this. >> reporter: olympics officials addressing the cloud now hanging

over the games. the ioc on behalf of the international testing authorities now asking to have valiyeva's suspension reinstated. when i asked what impact valiyeva's situation might have on the game, the ioc replied -- >> such cases are not helpful to the games. i think obviously it's difficult with this case ongoing. >> reporter: the russian olympic committee is vowing to fight the appeal saying that valiyeva passed a drug test both before and after that christmas day sample was taken, and they maintain that she should be able to stay in these games. in the meantime, the ioc is pushing to have a hearing to reinstate that suspension before february 15th. that's when valiyeva is set to compete in the women's skating competition, one she is expected to win. guys? >> clock is ticking there. marcus, thank you. at the games overnight shaun white did not win another medal in his final olympics, but he did bow out with lots of love

from his fellow competitors. and mikaela shiffrin is still searching for her first medal. maggie rulli is on the scene. good morning, maggie. >> reporter: hey, george, good morning. shaun white's final run will be one of the olympic moments out of these games and, like you said, even though he didn't make the podium, just watching that moment was watching history. overnight, the end of an era on the halfpipe. shaun white in what he says is his final olympic run. a strong start out of the gate hitting a massive 1440, his signature double mctwist 1260 and a daring frontside 1260. the five-time olympian leaving it all on the halfpipe. sitting in fourth place with one final run ahead of him, a last chance to pull off a killer run to get that coveted gold medal. the 35-year-old and oldest male halfpiper to ever compete in the olympics, crashing, missing out on making the podium, but finishing the run in style. sliding down the halfpipe with his helmet and fist in the air, surrounded by cheers. overcome with emotion, wiping away tears. the moment a bittersweet ending to a career decades in the making.

white grabbing his first of a record three olympic golds at his very first game in torino in 2006 when he was just 19. with long flowing locks known at the time by his nickname, the flying tomato. he's been inspiring generations of snowboarders to up their game ever since. [ cheers ] and on the ski slopes mikaela shiffrin back in action after not finishing her first two events coming in ninth place in the super g. while the two-time gold medalist didn't make it to the podium this time around, at the bottom of the slope, all smiles. mentally it appears she's back in the game. and, guys, it was just incredible. you could feel the impact that shaun white has had on the sport of snowboarding. when he was sliding down that halfpipe for the last time, every country, all of his competitors were cheering. by far the loudest cheers we have heard so far at these games. i mean, guys, look at this, team usa posting an emotional picture of shaun white hugging his competitors after his run with

the caption, passing on the torch to the next generation. because, guys, what's so wild to think about, when shaun was born, the olympics didn't even have snowboarding as an event. now today thanks in part to shaun, it's one of the premiere events here at the games. guys? >> incredible career. >> deserves all the cheers. a lot more coming up here on "gma" including the concern about queen elizabeth's health after prince charles tested positive for covid. we're going to tell you what the palace is saying. the new details about bob saget's death. what we're learning this morning about that. but first, let's head to ginger. hey, ginger. >> reporter: we knew it would be hot and windy in southern california and this happened. we got fires, so this is the whittier fire, two homes destroyed. you can watch one falling apart right in front of us here. one was badly damaged. but then that was a small one just a couple of acres. go to laguna beach, 145 acres in the emerald fire. they got it about 20% contained. windy conditions and still hot and dry. it has been so hot, actually broken all-time february records

in san francisco at the airport. they were 78. but the last couple of days, anaheim hit 91. burbank up there close to 90. it's all because of this, a big ridge, high pressure system that has offshore winds that comes down toward there and you had 40 to 50-mile-per-hour gusts to the coast. today we should see a heat advisory that stretches to the mexican border and will go through the weekend so could see top three hottest kickoff temps for the super bowl. that's the big picture. let's get your local weather in 30 seconds around your weekend get aways sponsored by the bank of america.

active forecast. we are expecting another day of record warm temperatures, likely in san jose, setting new records, by everywhere, we are going into the 70's once again this afternoon. overnight, clouds out there, and numbers in the 40's and 50's as we head into the we can. here is the seven a forecast. records are likely today. the weekend is warm. early next week, it looks like it turns windy. much my team and i searching for weather videos and it doesn't always come up with horrible things. sometimes you can see wind in the best way. that was in wales, so, yes, windy over in england. >> great video there. coming up, our countdown to the big game. we have the battle of the wings with celebrity chef george duran and a big surprise for a very deserving veteran. stay there. we'll be right back.

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♪ hey, hey, hey ♪ ♪ hey, hey, hey ♪ ♪ stop, wait a minute ♪ oh, man. welcome back to "gma." what a show that was, the super bowl l halftime show in 2016. bruno mars right there, of course, making way, as one does, for beyonce. what surprises are in store this year? a lot of surprises. >> michael, give us some clues. >> i have no idea. >> it's supposed to be really good. >> it's supposed to be really good from someone who's been at rehearsals. we'll leave it at that. >> that's a tease. we're following a lot of hee headlines this morning,

including prices, which are soaring across the country. prices have hit a 40-year high. costsare rising from cars to groceries. president biden is pushing for his social spending plan to bring down the cost of things like prescription drugs and make child care and energy more affordable. also right now we're tracking the showdown with russia over ukraine. the u.s. state department telling american citizens to leave now because of the threat of russian military action that could begin at, quote, any time. russian military activity is intensifying at ukraine's border. ford says it's considering all options to get parts of some of its production facilities affected by the canadian protes protests. the company is warning the disruptions at the bridge connecting detroit to windsor, ontario, could have a widespread impact on automakers. gm also forced to cancel some shifts. a big blockbuster nba trade announced hours before the deadline. the brooklyn nets and philadelphia 76ers agreed james harden and paul milsap will be going to philadelphia and ben simmons, seth curry, andre drummond and two first round draft picks are going to brooklyn. that was the talk of the sports

world yesterday. i think it's a great trade for both teams. >> blockbuster. new details on the death of bob saget. the autopsy report says he died from head injuries likely suffered in an accidental fall. t.j. holmes has the details. good morning, t.j. >> good morning to you, george. the family wanted to be the first to let the public know this week that bob saget died of head trauma, but now we are seeing the full autopsy report and, look, some of these details are difficult to hear. bob saget hit his head so devastatingly that he actually fractured his skull in several places and this all happened while he was alone in his hotel room. new details in the death of comedian bob saget. the newly released autopsy report states saget died from an unwitnessed, accidental fall backwards, causing numerous skull fractures in his brain killing the 65-year-old actor. he was alone in his hotel room in orlando last month. that autopsy also revealing that at the time of his death, he

also had underlying heart disease. the star was also covid-19 positive, something his wife kelly and i spoke about when he sat down just a week after he died. >> he talked on stage about having covid in december. >> that was not anything serious. he was great. >> he seemed to be very healthy too. was there any health concern that you know of? >> all i'll point to is once again that last post of his where he just -- he felt like he was 26 again. >> reporter: a tox screen performed by the coroner found medication used for anxiety and seizures, also a sleep aid. the autopsy report doesn't suggest the medication or his heart disease contributed to his death, and no illicit drugs or alcohol were found. >> we're family, right? so we're going to help each other through this. >> reporter: actor, television host, and standup comedian saget shot the fame playing danny tanner for nine seasons on the sitcom "full house." his death came as he was

starting his comedy tour. ♪ and the moment ♪ >> reporter: his wife just this week put together this video choosing to remember their moments living life to the fullest. >> there's only so many tears your body will let you cry. >> we don't know why he maybe didn't seek help or possibly if he couldn't but doctors will tell you with head injuries sometimes like this the onset of symptoms can happen hours later or even the next day. and, stray, the family wants everybody to know they are grateful for the outpouring of love and support and it has been a comfort for them. >> we continue to send ours. t.j., thank you so much. and now to the concern about queen elizabeth's health after her son, prince charles tested positive for covid for a second time after recently spending time with the 95-year-old monarch. our foreign correspondent james longman is at buckingham palace with the latest. good morning, james. >> reporter: good morning, michael. this is the second time prince charles tested positive for covid. he is, of course, triple

vaccinated but there is some concern for his mother, the queen. she is 95 years old and we understand she last saw her son on tuesday. this morning, concern for the queen and prince charles after the heir to the throne tested positive for covid-19. a spokesperson issuing a statement saying 73-year-old charles tested positive thursday morning and is now self-isolating. >> of course, the first thing that everyone thought was when did he last see the queen? how is the queen? >> reporter: buckingham palace confirming prince charles who attended an event at windsor castle tuesday saw his 95-year-old mother recently. her majesty is not displaying any symptoms at the moment but has not said if the queen has been tested. >> with the queen they're balancing the situation where she is head of state and there is a sense that the public does need and want to know, but at the same she is an elderly lady entitled to a certain amount of medical privacy. >> reporter: the queen was last seen on saturday in an event to mark 70 years on the throne. >> i thought it had to be upside

down for the press. >> they can see it. i don't need to. i don't matter. >> reporter: it was her first public engagement since october when she was in the hospital and told to rest by her doctors. her majesty also using the start of her platinum jubilee to drop that royal bombshell saying she wishes for her daughter-in-law to be queen as queen camilla when charles is king. now we're hearing from camilla about that honor for the very first time. >> i feel very honored and very touched. >> reporter: the duchess making those comments at an engagement she attended thursday after she tested negative for covid. this is the second time that prince charles has tested positive for the illness. the first time was back in march in 2020 before he was vaccinated. at that time a royal aide said the prince had mild symptoms but so far no word on how the 73-year-old is faring. now, buckingham palace says they are monitoring the situation but clearly all anyone here wants to know is does the queen have covid. guys? >> we are thinking of her and hope she stays well. james, thank you very much. coming up, what the hip-hop

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♪ hey now you're an all-star ♪ back now with our "play of the day" starring our correspondent of the day, aubrey anaya, as our kid correspondent. aubrey was on the red carpet last night talking to the players and the host, keegan-michael key before the nfl honors. and, aubrey, you had a chance to speak to gronk. let's take a look. >> how do you feel about your best friend tom brady retiring? >> oh, man, that's -- you know, some mixed emotions. i mean, i'm definitely happy for him. you know, whatever he wants to do, i'm definitely going to support him. but at the same time i'm a

little sad because he's just such a terrific football player and he just brings so much to the game of football. but in the end, whatever is best for him. he put his time in, more time than anyone and just wish him well and just hope he's happy in whatever he does next. >> and, aubrey, you looked like you were pretty happy there. how was it talking to gronk? >> it was super fun. he even taught me this new dance move, the sprinkler. >> there you go. >> if anybody knows how to dance it's the gronk. i mean, gronk is an incredible dancer after he scores his touchdown. >> it's super old school. >> what was your favorite moment from the night? >> well, i'm a huge raider fan so i got to meet two raider players. i got to meet darren waller and maxx crosby. it was amazing. they were both so nice. >> well, i'm sure they were nice. i'm sure they were happy to talk to you. you've been crushing it out there on the red carpet. you feeling more comfortable now? you ready to like have a full

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friday morning counting down to the super bowl. i'm counting down to when we could have some of those wings. i'm a little hungry this morning. >> me too. >> also valentine's day is coming up. >> you're dressed for it. >> a couple days early but ready to go because this morning there's an occasion we're playing, match maker. six singles looking for love. you can help us decide would we're going to set up on a valentine's day date. we will meet them all coming up. >> no pressure at all. we have a lot of news to get to. we'll start with the fallout over the stunning inflation number. prices up 7.5% compared to one year ago. fastest rate in four decades. back to our senior white house correspondent mary bruce. good morning, mary. >> reporter: good morning, george. well, these rising prices are touching nearly every corner of american life. from cars to gas, groceries, furniture, even rent is up. prices have jumped 7.5% since this time last year. that is the fastest pace in 40 years. american families, get this, are spending an average $275 more per month. now, these rising costs are

being driven by supply chain issues caused by the pandemic and americans who have been saving for so many months are now out spending. that is driving up demand here at the white house the president says he does expect prices to taper and come down throughout the year. economists back that up, but this is a real political liability for biden, and he knows this. especially if americans are still feeling this pinch going into the midterms in november. now, the president is promising and all eyes are really on the fed to see if they were raise interest rates to try to slow down demand and tamp some of these soaring prices. george? >> mary bruce, thanks very much. michael? >> thank you, george. we turn to the super bowl. just two days away and the two quarterbacks facing off are both aiming for their first super bowl win. our guy, will reeve, is here with more. good morning, will. >> good morning. cannot wait for the super bowl. two quarterbacks looking for eternal football glory this sunday. it's a hot ticket between the

hometown rams and the bengals, a qb match-up for the record books. after 12 seasons with the detroit lions matthew stafford is in his first big game in his first season with the rams. while joe burrow has led the bengals to the super bowl after a 32-year hiatus for cincinnati. the two qbs' paths are different but started their nfl careers the same way as number one overall draft picks. just two years ago, burrow was in college winning the national championship. now he's making his super bowl debut in just his second season, the quickest ever for a number one pick while it took stafford the longest for a number one pick after spending those 12 long years toiling with the lions, never winning a playoff game. and off the field both have endured adversity. stafford as been a rock for his wife kelly who had surgery for a brain tumor and burrow suffered a catastrophic knee surgery his rookie season but bounced back big time and won comeback player of the year at the nfl honors. all the while they call the man joe brrr and he has won the hearts of fans with his off-field fashion.

those are some sweet glasses. who will take home the glory and join michael strahan as a super bowl champion? it's anyone's guess. >> hold on. what do they call him again? >> joe brrrr. >> okay. >> he's icy cold. >> got to ask you, more americans are able to bet legally now than ever before. who are they favoring when you look at the bets? >> the rams are the favorite, but betting is a favorite pastime of americans, 31.5 million americans are expected to place league wagers on the game for an estimated $7.6 billion. those are record figures aided by the proliferation of online sports books. those rams are favored, but i'm taking bengals money line. that means bengals to win outright because you can't bet against joe brrr. >> okay, you convinced me. i'm in. >> he's got that down. >> i practiced all morning, george. in the shower getting ready for

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>> so good. the music video and the song mark the ten-year anniversary of the first time sheeran and swift sang together on "everything has changed." in fact, this video is actually a continuation of that one from 2012. it features the same two actors all grown up now, swift calls it nostalgic heaven. sheeran posting about his latest collab with taylor writing not only is she the best singer/songwriter in the world but also a close friend. i'm lucky to have her in my life. "the joker and the queen" streaming right now everywhere. an exclusive look at two new super bowl commercials for t-mobile starring the one and only queen of country, dolly parton. it's a two-part story, if you will, 30 seconds each. the first is just dolly doing kind of a spoof psa about 5g phones and then in the second she gets a little help from her gorgeous goddaughter, miley cyrus. take a look. >> hey, miley. >> how can i help these phones? >> you got a voice. use it.

do it. ♪ do it for the phone that does so much for you when i'm out there all alone ♪ ♪ something we can do ♪ ♪ t-mobile ♪ >> it's beautiful. we are the world, baby. it's really funny. you can catch the full ads during the super bowl this sunday night. thank you guys for that exclusive. also this morning, jennifer aniston sharing a funny video of her main man, check this out. lord chesterfield, well, he's needy. he's needy. and when he's not getting all of her attention, poor girl is trying to get a workout. hey, mom, mom, i want attention too. there he is with his toy. she's just trying to get a workout and posted that overnight and already has 2.1 million views. so cute and fun to see a glimpse inside her real world. finally, 4-year-old aubrin sage obsessed with snowboarding and her parents wanted to what the chatter was when she was

shredding so they put a microphone on the cute little nugget and what they captured is pure gold. >> i won't fall. maybe i will. that's okay. 'cause we all fall. let's go down this big old hill. >> aww. >> cutest thing ever. >> what kind of dinosaur are you? >> a powder-saurus. i'm a stuck-a-saurus. >> cutest memory of a lifetime. she started snowboarding when she was 18 months old. >> that is adorable. >> happy friday, everybody. >> stuck-a-saurus. >> you sent that to me so thank you. >> i didn't but thanks. >> i love the affirmation. she's all i'm going to make it. maybe i won't. i'll do that the next time i go skiing.

ship bottom. we're not going to be on snowboards there, long beach island looking real nice. very warm going into the weekend. but this does not last long. look at the temperatures. this is for saturday. high will be 60, new york. go up to minnesota, though, and a little taste of what is to come. they had almost blizzard-like conditions with that blowing snow but then the much colder air settles in so by monday morning, it feels like 11 in new york, 23 in atlanta. let's get a check a little >> abc 7 meteorologist with an active forecast. we are expecting another day of record warm temperatures, likely in san jose, setting new records, by everywhere, we are going into the 70's once again this afternoon. overnight, clouds out there, and numbers in the 40's and 50's as we head into the we can. here is the seven a forecast. records are likely today. the weekend is warm. early next week, it looks like it turns windy. much

now now to our "gma" cover story. the child sex case against jerry harris one of the stars of the hit tv docu-series "cheer." the mother of two of his victims is speaking to "gma" about his admission of guilt to the disturbing charges and erielle reshef has the story. good morning, erielle. >> reporter: good morning to you, george. harris had maintained his innocence since his arrest in 2020, but now that stunning reversal pleading guilty to two of the seven counts in that searing federal indictment now that mom is speaking out about what she says her twin sons endured. this morning, a stunning downward spiral for former "cheer" star jerry harris pleading guilty in the child pornography case that rocked the reality tv world. >> get it. >> reporter: the 22-year-old sensation quickly shot to stardom as a favorite on the hit netflix show. >> if you haven't watched "cheer" on netflix yet, you will see why everyone loves this guy. >> reporter: a beloved hollywood newcomer hosting on the oscars red carpet. >> it's me, jerry, from netflix's "cheer" as your

correspondent and so excited to be here. >> reporter: even hobnobbing with oprah. >> oh. [ applause ] >> reporter: but harris now pleading guilty to receiving child pornography and engaging in travel for the purpose of engaging in illicit sexual conduct with a minor. the mother of two of his victims saying his charming image was a facade. >> i'm glad he's taking responsibility but i'm not sure that he really understands the way he's impacted these children's lives. the toll of the abuse was devastating for my sons. >> this particular perpetrator is not going to have access to children or to the internet and social media, which he uses a vehicle to prey upon children. that's definitely a good thing. >> reporter: the news of his arrest playing out in season 2 of "cheer" and shocking his team.

and head coach. >> it really felt like a funeral and i've never seen the kids cry so hard. it was just an awful situation. >> reporter: the fbi raiding harris' naperville home in 2020. according to a criminal complaint at the time he admitted to agents he solicited lewd images and sex from a boy on numerous occasions. harris' attorney telling abc news he wishes to take responsibility for his actions and publicly convey his remorse for the harm he has caused the victims in this case. and harris has been held without bond since his arrest. he now faces between 5 and 50 years behind bars. he is due to be sentenced on june 28th, michael. >> all right, erielle. thank you so much. now we turn to new research on osteoporosis. researchers are now saying having more body fat may increase your risk of osteoporosis, especially for men. our chief medical associate dr. jennifer ashton is here with

more including what could be a new way to prevent the disease. doc, tell us about this study and how is it different from the previous research they've done. >> first of all, the headline men and osteoporosis should right off the bat get your attention. in the past we have known that both men and women will deal with this disease as we age. we thought we knew that body fat was protective. this study challenges that so researchers at the university of chicago looked at national data. they looked at men and women with higher levels of body fat and more lean muscle mass and compared them for their risk of osteoporosis and what they found was surprising. it challenged what we thought we knew and found people with higher percentages of body fat actually had an increased risk of osteoporosis and shrink was found to be particularly apparent in men. so this is surprising. the theory there is something to do with inflammation and increased bone turnover that really you see with people who

have more body fat. very interesting. >> so what should we be on the lookout for? >> well, first of all, we have to remember this is a major threat to our health and our life so when you talk about the risks of osteoporosis, we have things like spinal compression fractures which cannot only be painful but dangerous. this can cause pain or decreased range of motion, a change in our posture and a loss of height. this can affect men and women as we age and can start as early as age 50. >> can you tell us ways we can fight it? >> so first make the diagnosis and we do that with an easy nonpainful test called a dexa bone density scan and you have to look at interventions here so first of august weight-bearing exercises, stresses like lifting weights, walking is good for our bones. calcium if you get it from food sources, really, really important. vitamin d3 you may need in supplement form and prescription medication, absolutely a mainstay if that diagnosis is made and then these, michael, prunes, latest study suggesting that eating five to ten prunes a

day not only good for your g.i. health, but may reduce inflammation and anti-oxidant interaction with bone loss. >> five to ten prunes a day. >> there you go. >> all right, doc. thank you for all that. >> good luck. >> george, over to you. >> they're not so bad. thanks, guys. time for our buzz pick where we celebrate terrific new books and the independent book stores where they are sold. deshanta harrison is doing the honors this week. >> in honor of black history month my buzz pick is "in every mirror she's black." this book followed three different black women who move to sweden for different reasons but all share connections to a prominent swedish businessman and the book explores how black women are treated as a monolith despite the complex dimensions within us. >> thank you, deshanta.

that is out now. read along with us @gmabook, club. upstairs to cecilia and lara. we're going to turn to our countdown to the super bowl. it's official. >> we're surrounded by wings. americans expected to eat 1.4 billion wings during this game. >> that's just in this room alone. we have chef george duran here with two different recipes going head-to-head representing the cincinnati bengals and l.a. rams in this battle of the wing. >> battle of the wings. there can only be one winner. we'll start over here with cincinnati. walk me through it. >> inspiration was cincinnati chili on spaghetti or hot dogs. i'll get the spices and flavors and start with brining. >> that surprised me. >> brining adds flavor, not only salted but makes the chicken meat very, very tender so just like your turkey at thanksgiving we'll brine our wings and from

there put our spices in there. put those spices which are very warm spices. >> there was a surprise one when you walked me through this. >> there's chocolate in there. >> cocoa, in other words. chili. we have -- >> audience loves it. >> cinnamon in there. kind of the classic flavors of cincinnati chili. put the flour in there, whisk it up and add your wings in there. once you whisk up the flour and chili you'll put your wings right in there and toss them. >> toss them right before you fry. >> toss right before you fry and make sure you have every single part, meat, nice and tossed and then you -- do you know how to flip -- i'll help you. >> go, george. >> kind of lay them right in there and start deep frying just like that. >> what kind of oil are you using? >> peanut oil or vegetable oil. peanut is nice but vegetable works. >> for all types of wings, the peanut oil. it will definitely change the flavor. >> no, it won't. you might have a little nuttiness but just fine, 15, 20

minutes maximum until they're golden brown and then -- >> a cheese sauce. >> this is where i was like, what are we doing here? >> cincinnati chili has a pile of this orange cheddar cheese sauce so i made a nacho kind of cheese to dip it in and taste it. that's your cincinnati style wing. >> while you taste we'll move over here and we're going with an l.a. korean style wing. >> yes, some of the best korean food in this country is in l.a. so i did a korean style food and that means we'll double fry the wings, double fried so you're not only frying once but twice. >> twice is nice. >> extra crispy and start with a great chili sauce, gochujang, very simple one is a chili paste you can find in almost any supermarket here or online. ketchup, brown sugar, sesame seed, vinegar in there and mix that all up until you get a nice sweet, delicious sauce for our wings. oh, here we go.

>> i got to show up and get some. >> this is so good. >> thank you for the assist. >> really nice wings and the secret to my wings is usually to get the air chilled wings. >> this is important. when you go to the store, george has like this very important information. air chilled. >> air chilled wings are the way to go. not the ones vacuum sealed because you will get a drier skin. i place them on a baking sheet a day or two before like today and place them in the fridge overnight and that's going to dry the skin super, super dry. >> super crispy over here. super crispy. so our sauce is simmering. >> all these spices, asian inspired with flour and also cornstarch which is very typical asian style. once you whisk it together and put your wings in there you'll go ahead and double fry it. fry it at a lower temperature to get a nice golden brown crispiness to it and then once it's golden brown and crispy, you'll bring up the temperature to about 400, 375.

>> do you take it out and put it back in? >> you want to let it rest, breathe and get that brownness. >> how long does it rest? >> for about five minute, not that much then you bring up the temperature about 375, 400 because right now it's at 325 and then about 400 and then you refry it and now you're going to get a super-duper crispy wing. >> what you do over here, the taste test. michael, you need to taste. >> i came all the way here. >> we're running out of time. we need to know. would will win the big game right here? >> tie. >> oh, everyone is a winer. >> may the best team and wing win. >> thanks, george. >> all the team swag scan the qr code on your screen to get all these recipes.

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>> i moved to new york about two years ago and i've really been focused on my career. i'm at the point in my life where i'm ready to invest my time in someone else. >> hi, my name is jasmine, i'm 33 years old and looking for my perfect match. i really hope he has a green thumb so we can have lots of plants and grow our relationship. >> hi, i'm arianna. i'm 30, and i am single in new york city. i'm looking to change that, so let's grab coffee and explore together. >> reporter: so "gma" went to work to help make a match finding these three eligible bachelors. >> hi, my name is blake. i'm 31, and i'm looking for my perfect match. why? well, as my grandfather always used to say, live to love and live to be loved. little bit of both. to do a - >> hi, my name is jesse. i'm looking for my perfect match so the next time i hear "jessie's girl" come on at the bar, i finally have someone to show off. ♪ jessie's girl ♪

♪ oh, i wanna dance with somebody ♪ >> hey, i'm sammy, i'm 32 years old, and the reason i'm looking for a match is i'm tired of dancing on my own. >> who will be a match? >> "gma," make me a match. >> we want you to choose right now. >> hey, "gma," make me a match. >> all right, sammy wants to dance with somebody. that's right. well, our six lucky singles are standing by live. we'll talk to them in just a moment but first let's bring in our dating expert paul brunson. hey, paul. >> paul, thank you for joining us. good to see you. you have ten years of success at this game. what's the secret to a good match? >> all right, i tell you what, there's three core secrets. number one, physical attraction. if there's no physical attraction, it's going nowhere quickly. so you want to try to figure out if you think there could be physical attraction. number two, values. values are our rule book to life.

make sure there are similar values. last but not least, personality. you want to find out if the personality is complimentary, not the same, because personality helps to drive our communication. if you can get all three of those, that is a great match. >> oh, that would be a great match. now, paul, based off those three categories you've helped us write some questions for our singles to get to know each other better and i got them all right here in this box and arianna, we will start with you. what physical attributes are you generally attracted to? >> hi, definitely a good smile. i think you can tell a lot about somebody by that. >> all right, now, molly, on to you. if you had $1,000 right now how would you spend it? >> well, michael, i have a bucket list item to sit courtside at the knicks game so miami heat/knicks is where i'd put my money. >> i'll go with you. jasmine, if you had -- that was a joke, fellas.

i'm joking. jasmine, jasmine, if you had to sell someone a pen, how would you go about it? >> this pin represents endless possibilities. if you have this pen you can travel anywhere you want to go at any time. >> all right. guys, it's your chance, sammy, on your days off, what is your go to activity? >> i've got to be honest. new york is such a hectic city, i guess when i have a day off i like to keep things low key and find a coffee shop, read a book, do some journaling, wholesome activity. >> when you say that with an accent it sounds even better. blake, blake, blake, what is your idea of a perfect date? >> well, i think you asked that question of miss usa last week, didn't you, mike? >> yes. >> my idea of a perfect date, great food, great drink, great people, that's where me and my date come in and then follow up

maybe a comedy show or live music and i think that's a perfect date. >> i like that. finally, jesse, you're on the hot seat. do you believe in love at first sight and why or why not? >> thanks so much, michael. great question. i want to believe in love at first sight, but i think that's just physical attraction. >> okay. good answer there. >> all right. we're going to put you on the hot seat, paul, we're bringing you back in. based on what you've heard so far, see any matches you like? >> i tell you what, watch their body language. i've seen a lot of eye contact going back and forth. i think we might have a match here. i think we might have a match. >> uh-oh. better pay attention. okay. well, everyone at home, this is where everybody at home comes in because you are going to vote on which two people. >> so stressful. >> you want to go on a valentine's day date with.

george, i saw you with your phone scanning the qr code, buddy. you're all in. at home scan that qr code on your screen and just vote. it's just that simple. the couple with the most votes will head out on a date and, of course, you know, we'll be there to see how it goes and on monday valentine's day we will see if "gma" made a match so everyone out there, go vote. good luck to everybody on hopefully a valentine's day date and when we come back we'll talk to the star of the new series that's about a real-life con artist. we'll be right back. ♪ bring me a higher love ♪

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back now with anna chlumsky starring in "inventing anna," not about you. >> not about me. there's many annas in this. >> i want to ask you about that. first, you seemed captivated by our matchmaking segment. >> i was. i don't know. anybody watching at home where i am i couldn't hear because it was -- so i was watching the screen with no sound and just watching how everybody was, you know, describing love and match -- i know there is an attraction from watching, you know -- it was a great human study. >> we will find out on monday. tell us about "inventing anna." it's based on an incredible story, this real-life con artist pretending she was an heiress and fooled a lot of new york for a long time. >> that's right. that's right.

yes, anna delvey several years ago seemed to scam her way up to the top and i play the reporter who investigates her story. >> did you get to meet the reporter? >> i did. this is -- so the whole show is based on an article that came out in "new york" magazine by jessica pressler and we really matched the article pretty closely although we fictionalize our character. i play a character named vivian kept who is inspired by jessica. jessica is a co-producer on the show so we had the benefit of her blessing every step along the way. i got to meet her on our table reads. she made herself available to me and my favorite thing was just poring through her notes and then reading her published articles and really getting to connect the dots of how her voice and her brain work and that's how i built vivian. >> let's take a look at a clip. >> why do you dress like that? >> like? >> like that.

what are you wearing? you look poor. >> this is a nice -- i'm pregnant. maternity clothes are hard -- dress down for prison. >> no. you need to get better clothes. >> so anna is in prison but putting you on the defensive. >> it's incredible. it's all part of her -- it's all part of her strategy, isn't it, yeah, it comes so naturally to her. >> it is amazing she was able to pull this off for so long. >> it is. it's fascinating. i think any time somebody sort of skirts the edge of the social contract, we -- those of us who really like the social contract are very fascinated by how they do it and why. >> so tell us what it was like to work with shonda rhimes. >> she's everything she's cracked up to be and more. by now her leadership style is storied and it deserves every accolade because she really trusts her employees, trusts every single person making the

show for her and we feel like we can really be ourselves and humans and do our jobs the best we can because we feel so encouraged by her. >> she's amazing. >> your "veep" co-star tony hale told us he took up basket weaving or basket making during the pandemic. >> that's amazing. he has such a facility for textile. i think that's perfect for him. >> is it true you got into astrology? >> yes, i kind of formalized my astrology training during pandemic. before that i was self-taught for two years then i finally joined a school. >> it's great to have you here. "inventing anna" premieres on netflix today. ginger. so many of us are dreaming of a vacation. especially those who are cold this winter. so let's check out the forecast for some vacation inspired spots, shall we? vacationland, hawaii, i do that. trip mountain, arizona, for

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♪ i got a feeling ♪ welcome back to "gma." just two days to go until super bowl sunday and this morning we are counting down with one super fan. he is a vet, a father and a coach and he has an incredible story. kaylee hartung is there in california with him right now. how is it going, kaylee? >> reporter: hey, good morning, cecilia. we are having all the fun right here, aren't we, guys? with help from the bengals and rams cheerleaders as we get to know bart salgado as soon as he discovered wheelchair football, he made it his mission to create a community around it. bart salgado puts others first. >> my dad is definitely my

biggest inspiration. >> reporter: the marine corps veteran and father has a history of going above and beyond and when an accident took his legs, he wouldn't let that stop him. >> god gave him a second life and he lives it to the fullest. he has the biggest heart in the world. >> reporter: leaning into his new normal keeping his spirits high playing wheelchair sports. >> way to be there, baby. >> his love for sports is what allows him to show people that it doesn't matter what injury you faced you can get back on. >> hey, good defense, boys. let's go. >> people always ask us do you ever get over your disability? i feel like that's a trick question. >> nice throw, baby. >> i don't feel like you get over it but you deal with it and i think what bart is great at is helping people deal with their disability. >> reporter: bart teaming up with the usa wheelchair football league that features 700 coaches, players and volunteers.

funded by the nfl bob woodruff foundation. >> to watch them play the games are incredible. it's football. it's different but it's football. >> reporter: just this week, winning another tournament. [ cheers ] but it's about more than what happens on the field. bart's goal in joining and coaching his los angeles-based team, helping others per severe through life-changing tragedies. >> we all have our own curve with our disabilities but bart tells it like it is and says we know it's not easy but there are plenty of things can you do and we just want to be treated like everybody else. >> reporter: bart making a difference in hundreds of lives. now, those around him want to say thank you. >> i can't thank you enough for everything you've done for me in the past 20 years. >> you're an amazing person in my life and my family's life. thank you. >> i love you and i'm really proud of you and i'm so excited to see what you accomplish. you're amazing.

>> and we are here at endeavors lounge and so honored to be joined by bart salgado. as soon as that started rolling you said you guys are trying to get to me. i see the tears. what did it mean to you to hear these people who you love so much honor you in this way? >> i mean it's amazing. you know, it makes you feel great obviously. it's, you know, it's a little much to be honest but i appreciate them. i love them and, you know, lets me know that people care. >> what has the wheelchair football league come to mean to you over the years? >> it means a lot. it means everything. i've been playing football for my whole life pretty much and to be able to play -- to continue to play in the wheelchair, it's amazing and to be able to teach the young guys the proper way how to play the game it's been, you know, very fulfilling for me. >> your contributions are clearly so appreciated. of course, we're all getting excited for the super bowl here. there's really no question about

who you guys are cheering for. >> that's right, baby. >> but where are you planning to watch the game? >> probably be at home to be honest. i have a big screen at the house and we're going to be there, a little grilling, a little drinking, having a good time. >> maybe a bloody mary or two, we have an expert. >> you guys plan on joining him. >> yes, we'll be there. >> love it. well, bart, you are such an inspiration to so many people that we have a surprise for you. you are not going to be watching this game at home. you're not going to be. we're giving you an upgrade. [ cheers ] >> thank you. that's amazing. >> thanks to our friends at the nfl you're going to the game. >> oh, my gosh. thank you. thank you. thanks, everybody. seriously, wow, thank you. >> wearing that rams gear all day long. >> i really appreciate that, seriously, thank you. >> it's our pleasure. it really is. let me tell you something, these

guys were all in in on it, malia, joey and ren. we got a surprise for you too, you're going to the game with him. tickets for all four of you. >> that is so cool. >> thanks to the nfl. >> what? >> thanks, guys. >> get that in your hand. >> thank you very much. wow! >> that is absolutely -- that is really special. and thank you, kaylee, for bringing that to us. really special, bart, such an inspiration and enjoy the game, you guys. we'll be right back. ♪ i got my money let's spend it up ♪ up ♪ ♪ go out and smash it like oh my care coalition, it's so good to see you all! alright! let's brainstorm. any ideas for new members? i'd like to nominate alaska airlines. this neck pillow i'm dating says great things! a caring airline?! wait, those exist?! it says here they were the first airline to switch

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward and finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. kumasi:si:si:si:si:si:si:si:si: i am kumasi from abc seven mornings. jobina: we have a crash at coolidge and oakland. we end on a high note, showing off the bay bridge toll plaza. hi, drew. drew: we take it to the south bay, where it is equally as gorgeous with sunshine and moderate air quality today and tomorrow. with the sun, it is warming temperatures quickly. 53 in napa after upper 30's this morning. 55 in the city, near 60 in oakland and same in san jose. another day of record warm temperatures, the third day in a row we have record warm

temperatures. kumasi: now it is time for "live with kelly and ryan," and we are back with midday live. hope to see you then. >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, from the docuseries, "cheer," maddy brum. and "dr. pimple popper" shows her diy facial treatment. plus, our special correspondent, steve patterson, checks in with kids to get their opinions about valentine's day. also, we wrap up our "game day grub week" with delicious chicken parm bites. all next on "live!" ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! ♪ ♪ [cheers