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of a new "rust" lawsuit. the family of cinematographer halyna hutchins files a wrongful death suit accusing him of acting recklessly. what an attorney for baldwin is saying this morning. breaking overnight. why bob saget's family is aiming to block the release of the "full house" star's death investigation record. historic $73 million settlement. nearly a decade after the sandy hook elementary school tragedy. the agreement marking the first time a gun manufacturer is held accountable for a mass shooting in the u.s. this morning, the reaction and what president biden is saying about it. prince andrew's bombshell reversal. the disgraced royal reaching a settlement in the sexual assault lawsuit after years of denying virginia roberts giuffre's claims against him. major cross-country storm. millions on alert for tornadoes, flooding, heavy snow, and ice. where and when will it hit? ginger is tracking it all. bracing for the treacherous roads this morning.

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safely in treacherous conditions. >> keep your hands on the wheel, matt. we begin with the latest on russia and ukraine. president biden addressed the american people after vladimir putin claimed some russian troops are being withdrawn from the border raising hopes of a diplomatic solution to the crisis. president biden also warned a russian invasion of ukraine remains a distinct possibility and americans will have to be prepared to pay a price if that happens. cecilia vega starts us off. good morning, cecilia. >> reporter: george, good morning to you. sources are telling me that u.s. intelligence shows that vladimir putin could be ready to do it as early as today. unclear whether he has made the decision but as you said president biden saying that an invasion is a distinct possibility. this morning, with europe on the brink of war, new images showing more u.s. forces from fort campbell deploying to poland while at the white house president biden holding out hope for diplomacy, but issuing a stern new warning to moscow. >> let there be no doubt if russia commits this breach by invading ukraine, responsible nations around the world will not hesitate to respond.

>> reporter: russia claims it has pulled back some troops from ukraine's border even releasing this new video claiming it shows forces leaving crimea. but so far the u.s. has seen no evidence of a withdrawal. >> we have not yet verified the russian military units are returning to their home bases. >> reporter: sources tell abc news the u.s. believes russian troops have actually moved closer to ukraine's border and are now in position to attack. officials believe an invasion would likely begin with electronic warfare and aerial bombardment on critical infrastructure before entering kyiv and taking control of the government with plans to complete the mission in 24 to 72 hours, but the russians would face steep resistance and likely be thousands of casualties. ukrainian soldiers and military personnel actually far outnumber the 150,000 russian forces assembled. >> this is not a conventional force-on-force military but this will be involved taking over a large country with huge cities. so the task in front of the russians, if they decide to invade, is going to be terribly

bloody and costly. it's not like this is going to be a cakewalk. >> reporter: president biden warning that if putin does go through with an invasion there will be consequences for americans here at home. >> i will not pretend this will be painless. the american people understand that defending democracy and liberty is never without cost. >> reporter: now the pain that the president is referring to there, the white house says we are talking about potential higher prices at the gas pump if russia goes through with this invasion. the president also aiming his message directly at the russian people saying, you are not our enemy and, george, of course, directly at vladimir putin saying that if he invades the world will not forget that russia chose needless death and destruction. >> cecilia vega, thanks very much. let's go to terry moran on the scene in ukraine. good morning, terry. >> reporter: good morning, george. today is national unity day here in ukraine. president zelensky set this day for people across the country to come together, fly flags, sing the national anthem in an act of solidarity and defiance on the

exact date predicted for a russian attack. zelensky himself taking to instagram on a selfie video and declaring nobody can love our home as much as we do. nobody can defend our home as much as we can. later he told the bbc, ukraine does not see signs of a russian withdrawal yet. we went to the unity day ceremony at the national military academy here, where the cadets say they are ready to fight, but most ukrainians remaining calm, almost nonchalant about this situation in part because president zelensky are stopping a panic. and protecting the economy which is getting hammered, but u.s. officials say they are concerned that zelensky is not doing enough to protect his people and prepare them for what might come next. in the old city today i asked a man what he made of president biden's speech. he said, this is america's game. this is russia's game. it is not our game. george. >> but they are in the middle of it, terry moran, thanks very

much. coming up in our next hour, secretary of state antony blinken will join us live, michael. as we heard president biden warning that the crisis could have an impact on gas prices. our chief business correspondent rebecca jarvis has more on that. good morning, rebecca. >> reporter: yes, good morning to you, michael, and the message from president biden is it's not going to be painless. we are going to see the consequences here at home if russia invades ukraine, and this is where we're seeing it right now already reflected in gas prices. the national average this morning, $3.51, prices up a dollar from a year ago at eight-year highs, and just in the last month prices in more than a dozen states have jumped more than 25 cents a gallon at the pump and the issue here is if russia were to invade ukraine, you have to keep in mind how important russia is to oil. it's a major oil producer throughout the world. that could have an impact on supplies and a ripple effect here at home as well as in other places across the world. a number of people are now

contemplating what this could mean for prices. many analysts expect that if there were an invasion prices could jump as much as 50 cents. on capitol hill there are even conversations about a national gas tax holiday that could shave 20 cents off the price of your gasoline. a number of utility providers are sending notes to their customers this morning saying, if you got a high bill, michael, talk to us. we can talk about it and figure out a way to pay it. michael. >> i'm sure any help is welcome. thank you so much. robin? now to the deal between prince andrew and the woman who accused him of sexually assaulting her when she was a teenager. the prince losing his royal titles and duties. erielle reshef joins us now with more. good morning, erielle. >> reporter: good morning to you, robin. for years prince andrew has been defiant fighting those allegations of sexual assault against him, and questioning the motives of his accuser virginia roberts giuffre, this settlement a clear sign the disgraced royal wants to put this case and the controversy behind him.

this morning, that bombshell reversal from prince andrew agreeing to an out-of-court settlement with his accuser virginia roberts giuffre for an undisclosed amount putting an end to her civil sex abuse case after years of denying her claims against him. giuffre, now 38, says jeffrey epstein and ghislaine maxwell trafficked her for sex with the prince on multiple occasions including when she was just 17. while he does not admit to assaulting or even meeting giuffre, a letter to the court filed by both sides saying, prince andrew commends the bravery of miss giuffre and other survivors in standing up for themselves and others adding he regrets his association with epstein. it's a dramatic about-face for the 61-year-old royal who said this to the bbc in 2019. >> you don't remember meeting her? >> no. >> do you regret the whole friendship with epstein? >> now still not for the reason

being is that the people that i met and the opportunities that i was given to learn either by him or because of him were actually very useful. >> reporter: in that same interview the prince insinuating this now infamous photo, appearing to show him, arm around giuffre with ghislaine maxwell seen in the background could be fake. >> again, i have absolutely no memory of that photograph ever being taken. >> but it's possible that it was you with your arm around her waist. >> it's me but whether that's my hand or whether that's the position i -- but i don't -- i have simply no recollection of a photograph ever being taken. >> reporter: with the settlement also a stark change of tune from the prince about the woman his legal team long tried to discredit. the letter reading, the prince has never intended to malign miss giuffre's character and he accepts she has suffered both as an established victim of abuse and as a result of unfair public attacks. controversy swirling around the

prince for years. in january, driving the queen to strip her son of his military titles and charities. his royal highness no longer able to use that title either. and buckingham palace is not commenting on the settlement, only saying this is a matter for the duke and his legal team, robin. >> erielle, thank you. and joining us now from buckingham palace is abc news royal contributor robert jobson. so, robert, can you kind of give us a sense behind the scenes at the palace what led to the settlement? >> well, i think it was the deposition that was going to take place and the challenges of that court case being played out in public. you saw there the interview he gave which was pretty poor in terms of the reaction and the answers he was giving and i think now the prince of wales in this moment in time effectively the ceo of the royal family moved to make prince andrew see sense and settle this case and to settle it in a way that gives him some get out.

the fact that he's not actually saying he is guilty of anything and he's paying they believe something in the region of $12 million to her charity. that figure has not been confirmed. >> where is the money coming from? >> well, prince andrew is not independently wealthy. at the moment he's selling a ski chalet in switzerland which could be in the region of $25 million or something like that but the fact is that is still with a mortgage on it. we're told but not sure it's public money. so the only thing we can think of either through the queen herself securing that money for him, but that has not been confirmed. >> robert jobson reporting for us, thank you so much for your insight as always. we turn now to that massive settlement in the 2012 massacre at sandy hook elementary school. victims' families reached a $73 million agreement with the maker of the rifle used in the attack in what could be a watershed moment for litigation against gun manufacturers. janai norman has the story.

>> reporter: for the first time this morning, remington arms, an american gun company, reaching a $73 million settlement with the families of nine victims of the sandy hook elementary school shooting. president biden saying the historic agreement does begin the necessary work of holding gun manufacturers accountable for manufacturing weapons of war. the legal battle lasting eight years. the families filing a wrongful death lawsuit against the maker of the bushmaster semiautomatic rifle, the gun used in the shooting alleging remington violated connecticut state law by marketing what it knew was a weapon designed for the military and meant for war to young men, promoting ads like this one that reads, consider your man card reissued. >> it was designed to kill, quickly and efficiently. >> reporter: the pain palpable of parents who have now lived

with grief for more years than the children they lost. david and francine wheeler still get choked up thinking about their 6-year-old son ben who was killed before he had lost his first tooth. you never imagined you'd have to protect your son from an assault-style military grade weapon. >> it took me a few years to forgive myself for sending him to school. >> what made you two want to be a part of this lawsuit? >> so it made sense to us as people to take part in this, to try to do something as i said to keep -- to make it so that another dad doesn't have to stand here and deal with this. >> reporter: and the wheelers say there is no real justice for ben's murder, but they see this settlement as a step toward accountability. it allows the families to release thousands of documents of internal remington documents

that they say show the company marketed their guns to get them in the hands of impressionable young men. michael? >> a small step. janai, thank you so much for that. now to the olympic doping scandal as a new report is raising more questions about the 15-year-old russian skating star. maggie rulli is in beijing with more. good morning, maggie. >> reporter: hey, michael, good morning. yeah, it feels like this scandal is the only thing people here are talking about. overshadowed by controversy, russian skater kamila valiyeva back on olympic ice, the gold medal favorite stumbling in a triple axel but still strong enough to secure her lead in the first round of the individual competition. >> she just was not anywhere near as exquisite, as beautiful as strong as sure of herself as confident as she was in the team competition a little more than a week ago. >> reporter: the 15-year-old allowed to compete as the investigation into her positive drug test intensifies. in addition to the banned heart

medication trimetazidine, according to documents reviewed by the ap and "new york times," two non-banned substances, hypoxen and l-carnitine were also found. >> it's a powerful cocktail of endurance and to come back quickly. to recover quickly. >> reporter: the doping scandal casting a cloud over one of the winter games' marquee events, and calling into question the integrity of the system meant to foster clean sport. organizers have said they do not want a repeat of the valiyeva case. i'm curious what real concrete plans the ioc has to not only support players, but prevent this culture in the future? >> we have outsourced that on purpose so it is independent from us to avoid even the appearance of conflict of interest. >> do you think you'll change anything from what you did in these games to what you'll do in paris? >> this specific case, it's very difficult to draw any conclusions from a case that hasn't even reached its conclusion yet.

>> reporter: and just hours ago the ioc clarified that if valiyeva finishes in the top three, not only will there be no medal ceremony she'll also finish with an asterisk next to her name until this investigation is complete, michael. >> maggie, even as the scandal unfolds the games must go on with team usa competing in some big events overnight. >> reporter: yeah, michael, there was a big showdown in men's hockey quarterfinals, it came down to a nail-biter of a shootout and team usa just getting eliminated by slovakia. it was a heartbreaker. but some good news, the women are still in the hunt. they'll be facing off against canada in the gold medal finals. i'm super excited for that one and team usa is still strong on the leaderboard. we had a one-two finish in men's slopestyle finish with alex hall getting a gold and nick goepper taking silver, 19 medals overall, eight gold. michael? >> thank you, maggie. a lot more coming up including the lawsuit from the family of halyna hutchins who was killed on the set of "rust"

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baldwin accused of failing to follow protocols, recklessly causing her death and kaylee hartung has the story from los angeles. >> reporter: george, there is no amount of money specified in this wrongful deat lawsuit to quantify the amount of damages that the hutchins family is seeking but it's clear they are looking to hold a lot of people accountable, perhaps no one more so than alec baldwin. the family of "rust" cinematographer halyna hutchins taking action, filing a wrongful death lawsuit on tuesday sparing no one naming several crew members, naming producers and putting alec baldwin at the center claiming the actor recklessly shot and killed halyna hutchins on the set. >> there are many people culpable, but mr. baldwin was the person holding the weapon that but for him shooting it she would not have died. >> reporter: according to the filing, the family alleges aggressive cost-cutting practices endangered the safety of the cast and crew of "rust" and that baldwin and the defendants failed to perform industry standard safety checks and follow basic gun safety

rules while using real guns to produce the movie "rust" with fatal consequences. >> no one should ever die with a real gun on a make-believe movie set. that should never happen. >> reporter: lawyers unveiling a dramatic animated video re-creating what they alleged to have taken place from when baldwin receives the gun who it goes off. last december, he gave his account of what happened that day, saying he was following hutchins' instructions. >> i'm holding the gun where she told me to hold it aimed at her armpit. >> reporter: officials say without baldwin or hutchins knowing the colt 45 revolver was loaded with a bullet. >> can you see that? can you see that? can you see that? she says -- then i let go of the hammer of the gun and the gun goes off. i let go of the hammer of the gun. the gun goes off. >> you never pulled the trigger? >> no, no, i would never aim at anyone and pull a trigger. that's the training i had. >> reporter: in a statement, an attorney for baldwin and other producers disputed the claims they didn't follow safety protocols saying, any claim that alec was reckless is entirely false.

he, halyna and the rest of the crew relied on the statement by the two professionals responsible for checking the gun that it was a cold gun, meaning there was no possibility of a discharge, blank or otherwise. oversniegt, baldwin posting this image from instagram, an art installation reading, everything is going to be all right. the hutchins family attorneys say her husband matt understands a lawsuit like this is necessary to get answers. he wants answers and he wants closure. the attorneys expect to be in trial within two years but recognize the potential criminal suit here could prolong that, george. >> kaylee, thanks very much. let's bring in chief legal analyst dan abrams. alec baldwin met with the family and he knew this lawsuit was coming. are you surprised he's so central in the lawsuit? >> i am. we knew that they were going to sue alec baldwin, the producer and the other producers for a variety of safety issues and other issues on the set, but you read this lawsuit and it's not just about alec baldwin the

producer, it's about alec baldwin the guy who shot her. it's about what alec baldwin didn't do to prepare for this moment. it's about what alec baldwin did do at that moment and it's a devastating indictment, and as kaylee points out there's even a reference in the lawsuit to possible criminal charges which asow fronter that alec baldwin has just been sort of dismissing as if it's not a possibility. >> what's his best defense? >> i think it's both legal and factual. on the factual side he's going to repeat much of what he said to you which is it was a mistake. it was just a horrible mistake and he wasn't negligent. >> told there were no live bullets in the gun. >> exactly, not my fault is going to be the factual defense. also going to be a legal defense which is to say, for example, this is not the kind of lawsuit it should be dealt with because it's a labor case in a different venue. >> something i've never seen

before in the filing of a lawsuit, that animated video they played. >> look, this is hollywood, right? i mean, this is a hollywood case. it's about a film and so the lawyers have put together effectively a movie about what happened. now, this re-creation likely would not be admissible in court but in the court of public opinion, they can show what they say is that happened to let people understand better their position of the case. >> you spoke with the hutchins family attorney last night. what struck you? >> first of all, that a settlement is always possible. one thing i said, would you settle. look, most of these cases end in settlement. but he also followed up by saying that they want to move forward. they want to get the facts, but it is also the sort of his antagonism between the family and alec baldwin now as a legal matter which is very different than -- >> big change in tone. >> big change in tone than we had at the outset of this. >> dan abrams, thanks very much. robin. coming up live on "gma" our matt gutman getting ready to get behind the wheel.

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this morning, in our series "live on gma," we're going to show you how to take on a road as safely as possible. a controlled course and matt, how is it going out there, matt? >> reporter: it's going very cold. it's actually freezing out here, ginger's team, robin tells us, it's minus 12 degrees and i'm standing on a giant slab of ice which would normally be terrible but for the purpose of this demonstration it's perfect. we're in new hampshire. they train people to drive in the most dangerous and hazardous conditions here including the snow and ice. now, check that out. this series of barriers including those traffic devices, you see them all over the country protecting and keeping highway workers safe. that's going to act as our stand-in for a hazard that you don't see coming in wintry conditions when there is a whiteout or a snowstorm and something comes in front of your car, car stops short, an animal

jumps in, and this is this race course that we're on, that's perfectly controlled, and i want you to notice that these cones, i'm going to be driving in between them momentarily barreling down towards this hazard and i'm going to do everything wrong. i want to show you this car, though, it looks like a bit of a beater but it's actually a rally car, a proper rally car that's been fitted by team o'neil. our roll bars to protect us in case something happens. i'm going climb in. a lot of focus on safety here which is why i'm going to get into this four-point harness. easiest thing to do. here we go. i'm going to buckle it. make sure that everything is tight. i'm going to swap the beanie, mind the hair, for the helmet here. in a minute we'll get going. as you mentioned this is a controlled course. we are under the supervision of people who have been doing in their whole lives incredibly trained. hold on. make sure the car is on. it is.

now with our drone i want to you take a look at this course in its totality. look what i'm passing by right now. those fencing, those orange fences are going to symbolize the moment where i register in my brain that there is an obstacle in the path and i have to do something to get out of the way. that's where i'm going to slam on the brakes and do everything wrong. we're going to be doing this twice. the first time we'll do everything wrong. i'm going to panic, i'm going to slam on the brakes and more likely than not i'm going to hit that barrier. largely because i'm going too fast for the conditions on this roadway. now i'm getting into the lane and i'm going to hit about 40 miles an hour. here we go. now i'm driving at 40 miles an hour, there i register that there is a problem, oh, my god, i'm going to slam into -- ooh. >> ooh. >> and slam into the snowbank behind me, you guys. i am okay. i braked as hard as i could. everything is fine here.

but we want to teach you a couple of ways to do it properly and to do that while we reset and want you to watch this video. here at team o'neil rally school they train drivers on the worst roads winter has to offer. >> most people spend a lot of time on paved roads and just a snowy icy road is a super dramatic change. >> reporter: all to avoid heart-stopping scenes like this. and this. this suv in nebraska sliding across two lanes of traffic before flipping into a ditch. more than 1,300 people die in the u.s. every year on snowy, slushy or icy roads, more than 100,000 are injured. one of the most elusive obstacles, black ice, and here's one way to spot it. when the ground is wet tires make a sizzling sound, that's water spraying off the road. but if the ground looks wet and you don't hear that sizzle or see the spray coming off the car in oyoonlack ice and that can

even in above freezing temperatures as high as 45 degrees since pavement can be cooler than the air. experts say to safely get through it, take your foot off the gas and keep the wheels steady. if you need to brake, do it gently riding it out until you regain traction. so i want you to think about three factors when you are driving in snowy and icy conditions. the first is speed. shaving off just a couple of miles an hour makes a massive difference. the other thing is you don't want to put too many inputs into the car at once. you don't want to brake and turn. the car is not going to be able to handle it. think about doing one of those things at a time. brake, then turn. and there is a fantastic hack that they taught us here at the team o'neil rally school which is don't fixate on that thing that you're crashing into which is what i was doing down there like i slammed on the brakes, i panicked, i only thought about that thing i'm crashing into. look where you want to go, that

thing that is going to get you out of trouble, the spot away from trouble, that is going to keep you safe. just five-mile difference but it will make a significant difference. here i am at 30 miles an hour. i see this. i'm braking, now i'm looking where i want to go and able to swerve out of the way. again, the idea here is not necessarily to stop dead short before that obstacle that's in your roadway. it's to make sure that you can get out of that situation safely and gain control of the car. that's what slowing down does, hopping out of the car. so that's a much better result than obviously the first one which was a little scary, guys. >> so first of all, you are okay. you're fine, okay, matt, right? >> yeah, i'm totally fine. i'm totally fine, absolutely, robin. >> you're telling us the difference in speed was just

five miles per hour and it made that difference? >> yeah, and we set up the cones in exactly the same -- all the difference in the world. you can gain control of the car. that's why they say in wet or snow, go slow. robin. >> so what else can you tell us to keep drivers safe, matt? >> reporter: i think the most important thing, look where you want to go, don't fixate on that thing that you're crashing into. it's like riding a bike. your body will take the car where it needs to go, so go slow and look at the way out, robin. >> easier said than done as we all have probably experienced. matt, glad you're okay. thank the team out there for us. >> great demo. very helpful. >> thanks, robin. coming up next, our "play of the day" on -- >> hump day! >> oh, she did it. [ laughter ] great job. it's time to say goodbye to appliance heartbreaks, and hello to new quality finds you'll love on wayfair. you can always get the brands you trust, the support you need, and dependability you can count on. plus, get financing up to 60 months on qualifying purchases. fast and free delivery,

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welcome back to "gma" on this wednesday morning. tomorrow we have another huge show with tom holland, mark wahlberg and tyler perry. >> yes. >> they will all join us live. and joining us live right now, lara spencer with a little "pop news." >> thank you, robin. we begin this morning with simone biles adding some bling to her collection of olympic gold. the gymnast taking to instagram to share the happy news of her engagement to houston texans safety jonathan owens. she shared photos from the moment and the celebration after she said yes. she also gave her followers an up close look at that stunner, wow. i bet she flipped for that. owens surprised her on instagram. he said mission accomplished. she didn't have a clue it was coming. congratulations to the happy couple. and shh, don't say a word. "a quiet place 3" is happening. writer, director john krasinski sharing the news overnight that there will be another scary sequel.

to his box office hit. according to reports, this film will serve as a direct sequel to 2021's box office hit "a quiet place: part 2" starring his wife emily blunt. john, boy, he is on a roll directing "if" set to star ryan reynolds and john's former "office" boss, steve carell. that one is out next year and then "a quiet place: part 3" comes out in 2025. and uber is flipping the script adding an element to the app that will let you know what your drivers think about you. uber says you can check the data in their privacy center under settings. it doesn't break it down to what specific drivers thought about you. you don't want to get out of a ride and then go check immediately, but you can see how you were perceived as a passenger or in general with ratings from one to five stars.

the rideshare app also revealing the cities with the nicest passengers according to uber drivers. san antonio, st. louis, nashville, salt lake city, and kansas city are in the top five. >> no new york? >> i don't want to tell you where new york landed. yeah. use your imagination. uber does have some tips for passengers who might want to improve their ratings. new yorkers, listen up. don't leave a mess, buckle up. be ready to go when the driver arrives, treat everybody with respect and don't slam the door. drivers really complained about slamming doors. so easy to do and now you can find out how you are as a passenger. >> now that you know that you could be found out, i think the behavior is going to improve a little bit. i think it's a great idea. i do have one more, so cute, one of our favorite tv grouches, roy kent, has met his match on sesame street and went head-to-head with the og of crabbiness, oscar the grouch. ♪ la, la ♪ >> isn't it a beautiful day?

>> love it. the "sesame street" account writing on twitter, grouches gonna grouch. goldstein posted photos saying it was even more wonderful than he imagined visiting and apologized. his full episode on "sesame street" airs later this year. "ted lasso," i'm happy to report, season 3 set to begin production later this spring. >> "sesame street" is so good about staying relevant. >> yes, time and time again. >> thank you, lara. >> you're welcome. now to our "gma" cover story. supermodel linda evangelista is opening up in ""people" magazine about the life-changing side effect she endured after a failed cosmetic procedure and janai norman is back with that. hey, janai. >> reporter: hey, george. yeah, a cosmetic procedure she says left her brutally disfigured.

after living in seclusion for almost five years she says she's done hiding. she was one of the world's most photographed faces, part of fashion's original supermodels appearing everywhere in the '90s including this iconic george michael video. ♪ but the linda evangelista of today says she's a far cry from her former self. >> do you see the angle in my arms? >> uh-huh. >> okay, i can't put them next to my body because this bulge is making them veer off in an angle. versace won't wanna dress me with that sticking out of my body. >> reporter: evangelista telling "people" about the cosmetic procedure she says left her deformed. >> linda began speaking about herself in the third person and she really feels that person that we all saw on the covers of magazines and in music videos is gone. she doesn't even like to look in the mirror. >> my son used to say, before i

told him the truth, he used to make comments frequently like, do you remember when you used to be fun? mommy, remember when you used to laugh all the time? how come you don't laugh anymore? so i hate what this has done to my relationship with him. >> reporter: beginning in 2015, evangelista underwent several rounds of coolsculpting. >> it was going to contour areas of the body that as i age, you know, i have some fat deposits and i understood coolsculpting would take care of that, and it was supposed to be noninvasive, not painful, no surgery, and that expression, if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. >> reporter: the procedures she says led her to develop a condition called pah, short for paradoxical adipose hyperplasia. >> there is a really rare complication called paradoxical

adipose hyperplasia. it's harder and like a firm mass and it could occur any time after six months or even sooner after treatment. >> reporter: evangelista since filing a $50 million lawsuit against the makers of coolsculpting and their parent company adding, she suffered disfigurement, pain and severe emotional distress in addition to economic losses as it rendered her unemployable. in an email statement a representative saying, allergan aesthetics does not comment on ongoing litigation. coolsculptling has been well studied with 100 studies and 11 million treatments worldwide. for the full interview, you can listen to today's special episode of "people every day" and "people" is on newsstands friday. robin? >> all right, janai, thank you. a "gma" health alert and

a new study from the cdc finds getting vaccinated while pregnant may help protect babies under 6 months from covid hospitalizations. here with more is our chief medical correspondent dr. jennifer ashton. you know people want to know about this study. >> yeah, robin, and this is important. remember, we're talking about newborns under 6 months of age who will not be eligible if or when a vaccine for young children is authorized. this is the first time we have data that suggests real important outcomes in babies born to moms who have been vaccinated so let's take a look at what the cdc found. they looked -- this is for people getting vaccinated with mrna vaccines during the delta surge -- they found that babies born to moms who had been vaccinated were 61% less likely to be hospitalized with covid. if they were hospitalized with covid, 84% of those babies were to moms who had not been vaccinated, again showing that higher risk in terms of outcome and if those babies wound up in an intensive care unit setting, 88% of those babies were born to

moms who had not been vaccinated so, again, we knew that antibodies had been transferred. this is the first study that really suggests outcomes are dramatically worse when babies' moms are not vaccinated. >> okay, this study suggests the benefits. >> yep. >> folks still want to know the risks. >> you ask such an important question, robin, because you have to factor in potential risks of the vaccine which has a very safe track record in pregnancy and so far the covid-19 vaccines have not had any significant safety signals in pregnant women, but also the risks of covid in pregnant women, we know that they are much higher, higher risk for preterm births, c-section, stillbirth, and hospitalization and icu admission with ventilator support for the mom. >> a pregnant woman watching right now, and if she is still hesitant, what is your advice? >> ask questions. ask your obstetrician, your

midwife, and remember, only 40% of pregnant women have now been vaccinated. this is a very high risk population. there are two lives at stake and vaccines have a really good track record in pregnancy. >> i know you'll talk about this more later this morning. >> you bet. >> thank you, jen. >> you bet. >> ginger. we have to start in the outer banks, north carolina, where just last week, a home taken by the ocean and this comes just days before noaa officially released a brand-new study and the study says that the coast of the united states by 2050 will have up to a foot of sea level rise so we will see more of that type of flooding, moderate flooding, meaning the kind that doesn't come with a storm attached will be ten times more likely. we've seen about a foot in the last century but now we're expecting that in the next 28 years, that could cost up to $40 billion. there's much more on the study drew: m abc7news meteorologist drew tuma. it is bright, and freezing today. it is a warmer afternoon

compared to yesterday. a lot of middle and upper 60's along the bay shoreline. our warmest cities will top out in the low later today. tonight, winds in the hills that will keep temperatures elevated in the 40's and 50's. a moonlit sky, with a full moon rising at 6 p.m. claire conditions as we had and your thursday. we are so excited to say good morning to our next guest. you know him from "step up," "magic mike," "21 jump street" and, of course, so much more now he's starring in and behind the camera for the new film, "dog." please welcome the one, the only, the man, the myth, the legend, channing tatum. there he is. congratulations. >> what up, man. >> what's up? congratulations. your directorial debut. you've been in front of the camera a lot but what surprised you about directing behind the camera? >> oh, everything. one, don't ever try to direct

yourself. i'm so lucky that i had a friend, i have my buddy with the mask on, like we directed this together and directing, you need twice the time if you're going to do a take and then run and look at it, so we didn't have any time. we didn't have a lot money for this movie but, yeah, i've been on so many movies and you think you're going to have it all -- not all figured out but more than you do but time is a very precious commodity. that's what i learned. >> it sure is. it's a moving story as well. veteran and a military dog go on a road trip to help each other heal. let's take a look at clip. >> why didn't you tell me you had a brother and he lives in los angeles? we got something in common. i got family in that god forsaken city. you know what, i'll make you a deal. you don't do anything psychotic on this trip and we make good time, we can go see him. maybe. okay? is that a deal?

shake? shake. you shook on it. >> that's so precious. you know, there are so many folks that are really looking forward to this film but we hear, and clear this up for us, you had a bit of a run-in with a stuffed toy unicorn on set. thankfully you're okay. but can you share what happened? >> i don't know if you can see it but what happened is there is a scar on my face from it. so, you know, i play an army ranger and just so happened -- when you are -- i've obviously never served in the military but these rangers are very tough humans. they're heroic if you will and they're there on set that day and this is the first day of filming and that unicorn right there, the dog takes it and drags it into the backseat and then starts to try to pull it out of my hand and basically there was a music box on the inside of the unicorn that when you squeezed it it lit up and played music. it can came out and slung and hit me in the face and i got

seven stitches in my face. so all the rangers are basically like, wow, so, okay, you got beat up by a unicorn. [ laughter ] okay, cool, you're playing us? all right, great. >> street cred. >> you had three different dogs played the role. do you want to take them all home? >> yes and no. working with the dogs, i remember, sorry, like working with dogs, i remember talking to this director and they were like, just like what is your first movie? we like told him the story. he's like, don't do that. don't do that. whatever you do, don't do that story. well, we're doing it and he's like, you guys aren't smart. but these dogs, this breed specifically is so smart. we never have been able to like figure this out. but we had three dogs, lana five, was our smallest, susie

and britta was our middle dog and she was kind of our hero and she's the one i bonded with the most and it was really specific because this dog is not supposed to listen to me. almost i don't know 85% to 90% of the whole movie so we had to bond with the dog enough that the dog wouldn't bite me in the face if i was yelling at it or something and not bond with it eough that it wouldn't listen to me when i asked it to do something. it was a strange line to walk but these -- i'll forever be bonded with all three of these dogs. >> it's kind of like having kids. [ laughter ] hey, you know -- >> absolutely. >> working with unicorns is dangerous, but i know another movie that's coming up, i have to ask you about, a little safer, the next "magic mike," "magic mike 3." how are rehearsals going? how is training going? >> i don't know about safer. no one is going to be safe during this one. not us doing it, not people that's in it. yeah, no, it's -- i mean, strahan, you know firsthand that

this, you know, look, it's a contact sport doing these movies and, look, i said that i did not want to make a third one unless like we swung for the fence and this should be the super bowl and the super bowl halftime show that we just saw in movie form with strippers. that's my bar that i'm going to put it to. >> oh, wow. you have set the bar awful high right there. that is a great tease. channing, always great to have you on the show. >> he's having a good time. >> thanks for coming on. "dog" is in theaters on friday. and we'll speak with secretary of state antony blinken live in a few moments.

>> this is abc7news. reggie: good morning, we have a look at your traffic. jobyna: good morning, we will start with the san mateo ridge with stop and go traffic at the high rise into foster city. it doesn't look as busy here but once you hit the western span is. where things will slow down checking out a live picture of the toll plaza. your traffic is still backed up into the maze and update on the sig alert this morning and freemark, it has -- in fremont, it has cleared. regg

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>> a live look outside on this wednesday morning. we are beginning to warm into the 50's at this hour. many of us are still in the 40's but with an offshore wind developing in the hills, we will warm above average warmer than yesterday. a lot of sunshine and fog free and right and breezy and a great day to grab lunch outside and by 4 p.m., our warmest spots will go into the 70's. reggie: another update in about 30 minutes and you can always

find us on our news app and abc7news.com. good morning america continues. and we are joined by secretary of state antony blinken for the latest on the crisis with russia. over ukraine. mr. secretary, thank you for joining us again this morning. >> thank you, george. >> the russians said again this morning they're continuing to pull back troops from the border. yesterday the president said he was skeptical about that. are you seeing any evidence that tis is being done in a real and significant way? >> we're not. and unfortunately there's a difference between what russia says and does and what we're seeing is no meaningful pullback. on the contrary we continue to see forces, especially forces that would be in the vanguard of any renewed aggression against ukraine continuing to be at the border to mass at the border. >> we also heard from the

kremlin spokesman this morning saying that there still is a possibility that diplomacy can work, but that russia is getting pretty tired of these threats and warnings from the president. >> well, the threats are coming in the other direction. they're coming from russia unprovoked massing forces on ukraine's borders, but there always has to be an opening for diplomacy. in fact, that's my job so we'll pursue that as the president said yesterday, we're prepared either way. we're prepared if russia is going to engage in meaningful diplomacy and we're also prepared if they choose to renew aggression against ukraine. the choice is really president putin's. >> your intelligence has suggested that the invasion could come today. does that still feel possible? >> we said that we were in a window of time in which the invasion could come at any time. president putin's put in place the capacity to act on very short notice. he can pull the trigger today, tomorrow or next week. the forces are there if he wants to renew aggression against ukraine. >> what's the basis for a diplomatic solution right now?

>> look, george, we shared ideas with russia several weeks ago about ways on a reciprocal basis with each side taking steps and we could actually improve security throughout europe. we did that with our european partners, allies and we're waiting for a response from russia. i spoke with foreign minister lavrov. he said a response is forthcoming. we'll take a look at it and see where we go from there and remain committed to finding a diplomatic solution. it's the right thing to did. it's the responsible thing to do. it would avert a war. but, again, it really is president putin's choice to make, and what we're seeing on the border remains deeply, deeply concerning. >> it appears from some of the comments from american officials over the last several days that you're concerned that president zelensky of the ukraine is not taking this threat seriously enough. is that true? >> i think president zelensky is taking it very seriously. he is trying to maintain calm. he doesn't want his people to panic. that's the right thing to do,

but i think the ukrainians are taking it very seriously. of course, if there is renewed aggression by russia, the consequences would be terrible and first and foremost, terrible for the ukrainian people so he recognizes that. we have been supporting ukraine and we provided more defensive assistance to ukraine last year than any previous year. just the other day we put out a $1 billion loan guarantee to help bolster their economy. other countries are doing the same. we're there to support ukraine. we're there to help it defend itself if there is russian aggression. >> but the president ruled out american troops. can ukrainians handle the russians on their own? >> the ukrainians have real capacity. aided by many countries including the united states, i think they'd make life very difficult for the russians if they went in but, again, by far the more responsible course is to avoid conflict in the first place which is why we're continuing to do everything we can to see if there's a diplomatic resolution. at the same time making it very clear to russia that it will face massive consequences for renewed aggression not only in terms of continued support for ukraine's defense or bolstering

nato itself which is exactly what president putin says he wants to prevent but also in terms of serious economic and financial sanctions. >> but the president of ukraine also said that perhaps this idea of joining nato is something he called it a dream, i think, was the word that he used. maybe that's the likely outcome of this, that it's something for the far, far, far distant future. is that accurate? >> well, the main point is that that should be up to the people of ukraine and its elected government. if they want to seek to join nato, again, nato has an open door policy. that is sacrosanct so it is up to them and the alliance itself in terms of admitting new members if they meet the requirements. i think president biden and others have said that's not happening tomorrow but the principle if ukraine seeks admission to nato needs to be considered and the alliance will make that decision, that remains front and center and it's not a principle we're going back on.

>> final quick question, is the threat today greater than it was yesterday? >> you know, from day to day, george, you can't say it's higher or lower. it's there. it's there. it's real. we haven't seen a pullback. we'd like to see one. if we see one we'd welcome it. we're prepared for diplomacy or aggression, we're prepared

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there is another star at this winter olympics. yes, the athletes are amazing but there is a fan frenzy around this giant round panda. maggie rulli is back with us in beijing with all of the mascot mania. hey, maggie. >> reporter: hey, lara, we're talking about bing dwen dwen and let me tell you normally there is a huge line in front of this store and the only reason there's not one right now is because the store is sold out. the shelves are bare. i'm not the only one obsessed with this giant panda. ♪ the only thing hotter than a gold medal at these games, three words, bing dwen dwen. >> hello, everyone. welcome to the group interview. >> reporter: the adorable olympic mascot, a panda, dressed in an ice suit getting mobbed wherever it goes. even our abc crew, okay, especially our abc crew is full on obsessed with it.

all right, this is really great. sabrina our producer has been trying to buy olympics merch. looking for bing dwen dwen. look at the store shelves. no matter what we do, no matter what time we get here, empty. severe shortages leaving stores inside the olympic bubble bare with a limit of one bing dwen dwen per person. the lines start at 6:00 a.m. staring through the shop window no cute pandas in sight. even nathan chen is wrapped up in panda mania. what are your thoughts on bing dwen dwen? >> i think he's really cute. yeah, i need to get some for my family. they have been asking me, because i think it's hard to get in the u.s. as well. >> reporter: abut lucky few have been able to get their hands on the world's cutest mascot. hello. it's so nice to meet you. this olympic super fan shows us our his collection of 5,000 pieces of memorabilia. including a whole wall of bing

dwen dwen. >> this is very special. they are like donning china's astronauts on the arms, the national flag. >> reporter: separated by the olympic bubble, but brought together by our mutual love for bing dwen dwen. i found through the bubble. guys, i am all in. organizers say they're working to make thousands of bing dwen dwen dolls every single day but they had to get them inside the bubble is the hard part. now, i know everyone was sad for our producer sabrina. we have a surprise for you, come on out here, sabrina. the team has worked really hard to make this happen. everyone welcome her. no one wants to see you sad. bring it out. here we go. the team waited in one of those massive lines so that we could get you your own bing dwen dwen doll. this is how much we love you. >> is he not the cutest? >> he really is. i'm so glad you got your bing dwen dwen. aw. >> that's so great, guys. such a good job. i won't ask you to bring home

souvenirs for us. i know it's out of the question, we'll talk to you soon, maggie. mwah. and right now we head over to ginger. >> if we can surprise our own producers, the show that does surprises we've really done it. i'm so happy for bing dwen dwen and all of them. big news here from those who want to add some magic to their lives this morning. disney is announcing that it has a plan to bring walt disney creativity into planned communities called story living by disney. take a look. ♪ disney is sprinkling pixie dust in places that you may not never have expected. >> and every time we reach a new horizon we start to dream a little bigger and look for new ways to tell our story. >> reporter: announcing story living by disney, purposeful living for disney fans to call >> i will have that special

disney touch, attention to detail and innovation. >> reporter: work has already begun on the 618-acre property at rancho mirage in coachella valley, a place walt disney called his laughing place escaping to unwind and reignite his imagination. >> story is at the heart of everything we do and we love bringing authentic places to life to immerse you in the stories. >> reporter: called cotina it will include private homes, a hotel, entertainment and dining, surrounding that lagoon. story living by disney is looking to create a building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. i am abc7news meteorologist drew tuma. it is bright, breezy, and warmer today in the 60's and 70's. there is the accuweather 7 day forecast. mild weather all this w w w w ww time for our february "gma" book club pick, "the violin conspiracy" by brendan slocumb. it's time now for our

february "gma" book club pick, "the violin conspiracy" by brendan slocumb. abc newslive anchor linsey davis spoke with him about his debut novel and they also went to carnegie hall where he was able to fill a lifelong dream and you were telling me in a break how much you enjoyed meeting him. >> this was just a spectacular moment. a spectacular person to see the smile on brendan's face as he got to perform on stage at carnegie hall, it was just a joy-filled experience and a full circle moment as we discussed two of his masterpieces, his music and his new book. ♪ >> reporter: after more than four decades of musical training, brendan slocumb, a professional violinist knows how to strike a chord. ♪ and he does just that in his debut novel, "the violin conspiracy." your reaction to your first book right out of the gate getting to this level, getting such rave reviews? >> do you see this? it's incredible. it's an amazing feeling. >> reporter: the novel is a coming of age tale of ray, a world-class musician who

discovers his beloved family fiddle is actually a priceless violin. >> this discovery catapults him into superstardom in the world of classical music and with that right before the tchaikovsky competition, which is the olympics of classical music, and his instrument is stolen. who was it? who took it? will he get it back? will he compete? will he win? who knows. >> how much of ray is brendan? >> i'll say 92%. 92%, a lot of the experiences that ray has in the book is taken right from my life. >> how did you first find the violin? >> when i was 9 years old, my dad god rest his soul got me my first real instrument. it was history from there. i loved it. >> what did music do for you? >> saved my life. >> how so? >> it absolutely saved my life. i had friends and people that i would hang around with who are currently in jail or dead. i would have been with them had i not been in orchestra rehearsal. it took me to college and it took me around the world and i met incredible people because of music and it's all because

someone thought, okay, this will be good for you. i'll push you at this. >> reporter: with the same intensity that he would have approach playing a classic compilation in his book, slocumb blends notes of suspense, familial dysfunction and racism. you say he was just a black person. that's all they saw and that's all he was. he would always, always be seen as only half as good as everyone else. you talk quite often about how you have to work twice as hard to be seen as just as good. were you often underestimated in your own life? >> was i? am i? yeah, absolutely. and it's something that i had to learn to deal with. i would go in and conduct an all county orchestra and work into the room and they thought i was there to move equipment until i reached for someone's fiddle and i started playing and they're like, okay, well, yeah, this guy is legit. things like that happened quite often. >> all right, so legit that we invited brendan to perform here at new york's carnegie hall.

>> this is one of those things that you dream about as a kid, as an adult, you know. you practice and you practice and maybe it'll happen. ♪ this is actually happening. ♪ >> reporter: a moment he calls a highlight of his career. ♪ how did it feel? speechless. >> pretty speechless. >> just loved that moment. and one point that brendan made was about how music is so universal as a language you can connect with someone anywhere simply by playing muse edge. that's what he did. he poured his love of music into the pages of this book and peppered it with a lot of suspense. "the violin conspiracy" is

available now and as always keep reading with us on our instagram @gmabookclub. i could keep going on and on. >> i could see the joy in you after being with him. >> the whole time -- i was just as in the moment and present for this experience as he was. >> so glad that you were, thanks, linsey. coming up, the master of r&b and soul, maxwell, a little something-something joins us live. come on back. live. come on back. ♪ meet a future mom, a first-time mom and a seasoned pro. this mom's one step closer to their new mini-van! yeah, you'll get used to it. this mom's depositing money with tools on-hand. cha ching. and this mom, well, she's setting an appointment here, so her son can get set up there and start his own financial journey. that's because these moms all have chase. smart bankers. convenient tools. one bank with the power of both. chase. make more of what's yours.

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

from plastic bottles to boxed water. they also hire a lot of people from caring professions. i'm seeing former teachers and nurses. it's settled! alaska airlines is officially in the running! round of applause! ♪ we are very excited to have three-time grammy award-winning singer/songwriter maxwell joining us live. he's going to perform a song off his upcoming album, but first, i got to say starting off, lara and robin both said, hey, maxwell. that's what they want to say. hey, we're excited. your upcoming album "black summer's night," it completes the trilogy, the trilogy you started 13 years ago. the first two albums, huge hits. so is there pressure for the third album? >> yes, there's always pressure,

but, you know, you just -- you're grateful. i mean this is what i get to do. i get to do this as the dream so i can't wait to release it and i hope everyone loves it. there's always pressure. >> we are going to love it and we're happy you share your gift with all of us. we get to enjoy it as well. just two weeks you'll kick off your night arena tour. you say you want to help your audience erase what they've been going through for the past two years. >> yeah, you know, just bring a little love, bring a little joy, a little r&b, a little soul. i'm honored that i'll get to share the stage with the incredible anthony hamilton and joe and, you know, we work with an amazing promoter company that really when we get to the cities we actually contribute to the communities that we go to, so it's awesome. it's a beautiful way to celebrate not only soul music but to give back to the communities and to give people a moment to kind of sort of like take a breath because it's been a lot. >> it has been a lot. when you hit barclays in your

hometown of brooklyn you know i'll be there to check you out. maxwell, we appreciate -- >> i got to ask a question. how was it when you went to space? talk to me. >> how was space? space is going to be -- it's the best thing that ever happened to me. it's going to be like getting your new album. >> aw. >> aw. >> just like that. all right, we got to get to your performance. here's maxwell performing his new single "off" from his upcoming album "black summer's night" due out this spring. check it out. ♪ ♪ i'm in the zone am i alone ♪ ♪ i fear that you don't agree, oh ♪ ♪ do you believe, babe do you feel deceived, babe ♪ ♪ decisions like this are not

meant to be made alone ♪ ♪ can i come through and see ♪ ♪ hope you receive me ♪ ♪ i'm shooting all my shots i won't miss them, no, oh ♪ ♪ i'm giving all i got never, ever this go ♪ ♪ oh, no, no, and if i hit that spot, accept the mission and go off ♪ ♪ turn down the shades let's drink lemonade ♪ ♪ i know you're here to set me free ♪ ♪ yeah, set me free set me free ♪ ♪ if you need your space

i won't invade ♪ ♪ there's no need to rush this hastily ♪ ♪ hope you receive me and keep shooting all your shots ♪ ♪ don't you miss them, no, oh, ♪ ♪ keep giving all you got never, ever let this go ♪ ♪ oh, no, and if i hit that spot accept our mission and go off ♪ ♪ ♪

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have a great day, everybody. a big thank you to our friend, maxwell. have a great day, everybody.

>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc7news. reggie: we have a look at traffic stop jobyna: we have a crash on the richmond san rafael bridge that is at the mid span and blocking one lane. traffic is virtually stopped at the bridges you travel westbound. we have not been given an estimated time as to when all lanes will reopen and this is a live look at the toll plaza facing a bit of a backup. >> this is king street in san francisco with lots of sunshine and temperatures are warming through the 50's the we are on our way above average, in the 60's and 70's. fog free and bright and freeze he and a nice day to grab lunch outside and the afternoon, we go into the 60's and 70's. reggie: time for more like with

kelly and ryan and we will see you at 11 a.m. for midday live stop >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, from the new film, "dog," channing tatum. and olympic snowboarding superstar, shaun white. also, if your baby birds are packing their bags, we've got tips for surviving "empty nest syndrome." plus, mark consuelos takes the stage at the co-host desk. all next on "live!" ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] and now, here are kelly ripa and mark consuelos! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> kelly: hi. >> mark: which chair are you? i know. i'm joking.