highest wind is coming at 2:00 p.m. kumasi: prepare now. we will be with you tomorrow. good morning, america. for our viewers in the west, the shocking monday night football moment that brought the entire stadium to a standstill. breaking overnight, on-field collapse. the nfl player in critical condition right now. buffalo bills safety damar hamlin suffering cardiac arrest after a hit during monday night football. teammates and opponents surrounding him, many in tears. >> this is the last thing you want to see. >> medics racing to the field performing cpr. hamlin rushed to the hospital. this morning, what we know about his condition as his family spokesperson joins us live and the outpouring of concern nationwide.

severe weather on the move. 18 million americans at risk after destruction in louisiana and arkansas. now, the tornado threat surging east. major cities in the path. plus, the west on alert for a life-threatening heavy flood event. ginger zee is tracking it all. house speaker showdown. kevin mccarthy scrambling for votes to become speaker. some republicans on the fence. what the battle means for the gop agenda. new year's eve attack. new details on the 19-year-old suspect due in court facing attempted murder charges. but was he already on the fbi's radar before the times square incident? massive blow to russian forces. ukraine delivers one of the most deadly attacks on putin's troops since the war began. russia swiftly retaliating. college quadruple murder suspect expected to make his first court appearance. now, new details emerging on just how authorities tracked down the criminology student as the father of one of the murder victims joins us live, only on "gma" this morning.

"hawkeye" actor jeremy renner in critical but stable condition. the new details on his snowplow accident and the rush to save him. plus, what we know about his prognosis after surgery. ♪ you're a shining star no matter who you are ♪ and a shining star. earth, wind & fire member, drummer, fred white passing away. this morning, how his brother is remembering him and his talent. good morning, america. hope you're doing well this tuesday morning. we'll have the latest on the severe weather on the move. take a look this morning at the damage in jessieville, arkansas. we'll have much more from that region ahead. right to the breaking news overnight, buffalo bills player damar hamlin in critical condition after collapsing on the field. all the players becoming very emotional. the bills game with the bengals postponed. we're going to talk to the family spokesperson in just a moment, but alex perez starts us

off in front of the hospital in cincinnati where hamlin is this morning. good morning, alex. >> reporter: hey, good morning, robin. yeah, we're told hamlin is here at the medical center in critical condition. thousands of people were inside that stadium. the game was just in the first quarter when hamlin suddenly and shockingly collapsed. >> this is the last thing you want to see. >> reporter: this morning, buffalo bills player damar hamlin in critical condition after a frightening on-field collapse during monday night football. >> to midfield and lowers the shoulder. >> reporter: the 24-year-old safety collapsing in the ninth minute of the game after tackling bengals receiver tee higgins on what appeared to be a routine play, hamlin at first getting back on his feet, but three seconds later he fell backwards onto the field. the bills saying he suffered a cardiac arrest following a hit in our game versus the bengals. his heartbeat was restored on the field. for ten minutes medics

frantically administering cpr. hamlin's teammates wiping away tears. the entire bills team taking a knee on the field. players uniting, holding hands and praying. >> with everybody watching, praying and hoping for the best. >> players from both teams kind of formed this human wall, this shield around what was going on, around what the medical personnel were doing. players knew that we should not be seeing. they were trying to respect the privacy of their fallen teammate. >> reporter: applause heard as hamlin loaded into this ambulance and transported to u.c. medical center 30 minutes after the hit. overnight, abc news learning he has been put to sleep to put a breathing tube down his throat. >> i've never seen anything like it. >> reporter: his teammates reacting. bills quarterback josh allen tweeting please pray for our brother. and his team sharing a montage of support, among the stunned

onlookers in the stands, hamlin's own mother. >> hamlin's family came down from the stands to be with him in the ambulance. >> reporter: as an eerie silence fell over the stadium, fans awaited word of hamlin's condition or even the fate of the game for over 70 minutes before the league announced a critical late-season match was postponed. >> you could see the heartbreak on their face, the worry on their face. they were in such real pain and you could see it. and you knew that they were not going to be able to play football after having gone through something like this. >> reporter: hamlin was a sixth round draft pick for the bills in 2021 becoming a starting safety for the team just this season. before playing professional football, hamlin started a foundation for the children who had been hardest hit by the pandemic, raising money through gofundme to support his community toy drive. and that toy drive fund-raiser which had a goal of raising $2,500, went viral overnight and has raised more than $3 million. fans have been passing by here

outside the medical center to offer prayers and well wishes. robin? >> as we can imagine, thank you. we're going to bring our chief medical correspondent dr. jen ashton and espn football analyst herm edwards. jen, let me begin with you. what do we know about what happened? >> first of all, obviously everyone is thinking about him and his family. i think we're seeing and hearing a tremendous amount of speculation about what could cause a sudden cardiac arrest. i think the question is, was this a primary cardiac event like an arrhythmia or a hit to the chest? was it a primary neurologic event, blow to the head, which then caused a cardiac arrest or a combination? >> the blow on its own could cause it? >> a blow to the chest, sure, that's called commotio cordis. a blow to the head, a sudden traumatic brain injury also could cause it. the bottom line here is no one knows. we know there was a cardiac arrest on the field and cpr was performed. >> why would he be intubated

right now? >> that's a big question going on in the lay public. it's pretty standard. when someone suffers an out of hospital cardiac arrest, once we can restore a heartbeat, there is oftentimes intubation to protect someone's airway to make sure they're being ventilated and oxygenated. any time someone is intubated with a breathing tube down their throat and then put on a ventilator, they have to be sedated. that's why you're hearing that term put to sleep. they're sedated while they're intubated. >> this was great work by the medics on the field. >> absolutely, and there's always an aed defibrillator on the field, multiple personnel trained in cpr, usually a team physician, certified athletic trainers and pair so they had a lot of people to help them. >> herm, have you ever seen anything like this?

>> george, i have not. i had the privilege of coaching and playing in that league for a long time, over 30-plus years, and it's shocking when you watch the players. the concern for me right away was, when i watched the players huddle and go to the knee, i knew it was more than just an injury. and listen to the doctor, this is the first i've ever heard of this and i've been in football my whole life. you know, it's a violent sport. it's competitive violence. we know some injuries occur. all you want, as a coach or a player, when a player goes down, you want to make sure he's okay. that's the first thing that runs through your mind and generally that is the case. a player leaves, may leave the field and you know he's going to be okay. last night was a sobering moment, not only for the team but for the fans and just everyone right now. and our prayers go out to his family and to all those involved in this -- this was hard to watch. >> it sure was. what does this mean for the nfl? what does the league do now? >> well, i think the first thing you have to do as the league is really try to gather the players and make sure these players are spoken to. this is something that is not --

it's not what occurs. you know, you don't see this. you see injury, but you don't see this and how they handle this mentally i think is very important. i thought the league was quick with their response, you know, the five-minute deal. but i think after the players went in the locker room it was more than just five minutes, it was, you know, we got to cancel so the league did the right thing. there's no way these players were going to be able to go play a game after what occurred. >> okay, herm, jen, thanks very much. robin? now we bring in a representative for nfl player damar hamlin's family, jordan rooney. jordan, thank you for taking time with us. we saw your tweet. you updated damar's condition after he got to the hospital. how is he doing this morning? >> i can't speak specifically on his medical condition. all i'll say is he's fighting.

he's a fighter. i felt like in the moment there needed to be clarity. he was awake at that time and now he's sedated. the family is in good spirits. we're just taking it minute by minute, hour by hour. >> talk more about his family. how are they holding up right now, jordan? >> yeah, i mean, his family is remarkable. they're a tremendous group of people. they're strong. they're supportive. they're obviously worried. damar's very close with his family. >> i hope they feel the prayers being said for him right now. how long have you known him? tell us about the damar you know. >> yeah, so, being a division i football player reached out to me to be an intern for me. it's pretty unique. the reason why is he's interested in being an entrepreneur and he interned for

me and we became super, super close. we're partners in business together. we collaborate on a lot of things. we're really good friends. >> glad to hear that. glad you were able to make it there. you weren't in cincinnati, but you got there as fast as you could. talk to us about the scene at the hospital. we know fans from both teams are showing up to show support. >> there's been a lot of fans, been a lot of traction, been a lot of people coming by. i think what's most important is to give the family their privacy. i think it's tough when you see someone on tv or watch someone play a sport, you don't view them as human a lot of times. this is a human being. his family is going through a lot right now. i think it's important for everyone to remember this is a person and his family is trying to work through everything. >> well said, jordan. we appreciate you coming out to

speak with us this morning. please give his family our absolute best. take care. thank you. >> thank you. now to that severe weather overnight. mireya villarreal is live in jessieville, arkansas, with the latest where we're getting a glimpse of the destruction there. good morning, mireya. >> reporter: hey, good morning, linsey. some very scary moments for people living here in jessieville, arkansas. that storm blew right through here pulling this tree right here out of the ground, flinging it on the top of this home. this morning in jessieville the authorities are confirming 14 homes were damaged when high winds passed through the area late monday. the town's high school directing students into the safe rooms as several of their buildings were damaged. now, this as the storm made its way to the central region after slamming the west with heavy rain and flooding during the weekend. this is including northwestern louisiana and much of arkansas

and they're issuing a tornado watch. a lot of residents are waking up without power, but the crews are quickly working to fix that problem. we do understand this storm, this severe weather is expected to blow through 22 other states so everybody is on alert right now, as we are expecting to see this system go through the rest of the country later on today. guys? >> mireya, thank you so much. let's bring in ginger with more on the tornado threat. >> from monroe, louisiana, up to kentucky, the danger is happening right now. that's where we find a tornado watch. embedded in that flash flood warnings, more than a dozen of them. you have heavy rain on the order of up to a half foot covering roads like 20, 40 or say 65 later today when it crosses through. the area that's highlighted here, nashville included, tupelo, all of it is going to be looking for severe weather and flash flooding. robin? >> ginger, thank you so

to washington now and the battle for speaker of the house. the crucial votes hours away. republican leader kevin mccarthy is not yet secured the votes he needs. rachel scott is at the capitol with the latest. good morning, rachel. >> reporter: george, good morning, and the new congress is set to open today with a possible dramatic and historic showdown on the house floor. kevin mccarthy has already moved into the speaker's office but right now he's still scrambling to get enough votes to become the next speaker of the house. with a razor-thin majority he can only afford to lose four members from his own party. right now there are five staunch conservatives who have made it clear they will not support him calling him untrustworthy. several other republicans have signalled they're on the fence as well. mccarthy has made some major concessions including making it easier to remove him from the position if he were to be elected and if that first ballot fails today, the house will just keep voting until there's a new speaker of the house. that is something that has not happened in 100 years and, of course, no bills can be passed. members can't even be sworn in until there is a speaker, george. >> meantime, that new republican congressman george santos set to be sworn in today after the series of lies have been

revealed. now he's facing legal trouble? >> reporter: yes, george. george santos has admitted to misrepresenting large parts of his resume but we are now learning that he is facing renewed fraud charges in brazil, accused of paying for goods with a stolen checkbook. he says he's not a criminal, but he will be sworn in today. george? >> rachel scott, thank you so much. now to tens of thousands of the faithful paying their respects to pope benedict, the former pontiff lying in state ahead of his thursday funeral mass. our senior national correspondent terry moran sets the scene live there in rome for us. good morning, terry. >> reporter: good morning, robin. people started lining up in the predawn darkness on this january morning in rome to say farewell to pope benedict. right now the line is about an hour and a half long, 25,000 people so far today have filed past the body. 65,000 yesterday. that's far more than many officials expected. a remarkable tribute really to this quiet, intensely cerebral

man who spent his last years in a monastery away from the public after his stunning resignation and benedict, he planned his own funeral and asked for something simple at the vatican, simple doesn't necessarily mean small or modest. it will take place thursday morning, 9:30 rome time, right in st. peter's square. pope francis will preside. they'll celebrate the mass with many cardinals and priests close to pope benedict and they've set up 40,000 chairs. world leaders, religious leaders already flying in to say good-bye to pope benedict. he'll be buried then beneath st. peter's in the grotto where more than 90 popes are. he'll be buried in the same spot, and he asked for it, that pope john paul ii was originally laid after his death. he has now been moved into the basilica itself after he was canonized several years ago. and so this is a farewell, i think, larger and more emotional than many people expected.

what you see are people in sorrow but also in gratitude, especially conservative catholics, who saw pope benedict as an icon, a stalwart defender of the traditional doctrines of the faith. many of those people now bereft. pope francis has changed this church, made it more global, more diverse, more open to the modern world. robin? >> all right, thank you so much, terry. coming up, the father of the idaho college murder victim joins us on "gma" this morning. the suspect is suspected in court. and the latest on "hawkeye" star jeremy renner in critical but stable condition after being seriously injured in a snowplow accident. first, let's go back to ginger. >> good morning to you all. i have to tell you, after the second wettest day in recorded history in san francisco and those records go back to 1849, this warning came out of the national weather service in the bay area. it talks about entire hillsides coming down and likely loss of life. this is the warning to say this is not something where you want to be on the roads.

timing-wise we start at 6:00 a.m. and this is pacific tim so for the bay area it gets going and stays stagnant north. burn scars up there. i was at a fire just this year. as that heads south los angeles gets just pummeled by rain by thursday morning. so this is the type of rain that not just causes flash flooding on the roads but also could take down trees and they said groves of trees, take out power. with all of this rain comes gusts up to 50 miles per hour. so this is even stronger and one of the most difficult storms that they will likely have to face in years. your local weather now in 30 seconds.

drew: i am drew tuma with your accuweather forecast. a mostly cloudy day with temperatures in the 50's. we will hang onto that cloud cover and rain arrives after 4:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. this will be a level five severe storm on the storm impact scale. flood watches and high wind watches are in effect. we will watch tomorrow for heavy rain and strong wind and a wet pattern through the weekenen between the epic storm to come for california and all the tornadoes i didn't get a chance to talk about the snow to come. so i figured i'd share this from new york where the dog is enjoyig it because some folks are getting that and we're talking 4 to 12 inches in the areas highlighted there. >> such a wide swath on alert. ginger, our thanks to you. also ahead, the debate over "rolling stone" magazine's greatest 200 singers of all

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bengals. his heartbeat was restored on the field. also in ukraine, one of the most deadliest attacks. the strike occurred in russian-occupied donetsk in the east. russia swiftly retaliated, launching 40 drones towards the kyiv region. how about a little levity for the morning? all right, the first megamillions drawing of the new year will be held tonight with a prize estimated at $785 million. only the fourth time in history that the jackpot has ballooned above $700 million. the other three times it ultimately hit $1 billion. right now the cash payout is estimated at just under 400 million. not too shabby, guys. want to go halvies? >> sure, i'm in. we have a lot more ahead including the latest on jeremy renner critically injured after a snowplowing accident. that's coming up. right now to the idaho college murders. the criminology graduate student is due in a pennsylvania courtroom for an extradition hearing. we'll speak to the father of one of the victims after this report

from kayna whitworth. good morning, kayna. >> reporter: george, good morning. within hours bryan kohberger will be brought from that correctional facility to the courthouse. his lawyer telling me since he's been there he's been in a suicide smock at all times including rec time and he also said the facility has been accommodating to his vegan diet. as for today, he says his client isn't nervous and that his one request was that he get a chance to speak with his parents, something he said the court cannot accommodate. this morning, idaho quadruple murder suspect bryan kohberger just hours from his extradition hearing. his lawyer telling abc news he remains calm and polite despite knowing the death penalty is on the table. he says kohberger understands the seriousness of the charges and replied to him, quote, this will be a long process. now new details emerging about how law enforcement tracked kohberger down. sources telling abc news they used public genealogy databases like those used to catch the golden state killer.

>> you have dna from a crime, but you don't have a suspect. he's not in a database so you use public databases of genealogy looking for relatives. eventually you get down to the point where you can match the dna potentially to your suspect. >> reporter: recent students of his at washington state university speaking out, one saying his appearance changed around the time the murders took place. >> he looked a little bit more disheveled. he had, like, stubble coming on and his hair was messed up. i remember seeing him and thinking, oh, man, finals must be really getting to him. >> reporter: 28-year-old kohberger remained a teacher's assistant working towards his criminology ph.d. until the end of the semester before driving 2,500 miles to pennsylvania with his father. his lawyer now telling abc news that on that journey he was pulled over twice for traffic violations in indiana while driving that white hyundai

elantra authorities have been looking for. bryan arrested in an early morning s.w.a.t. team raid at his parent's home in a gated community over two weeks later. bryan's father said they were told over a loudspeaker that the house was surrounded and their door was broken during the arrest. people in his hometown shocked. >> how do you remember him at those parties? >> withdrawn, kept to himself. >> reporter: kohberger's lawyer says his client maintains his innocence and is eager to be exonerated in idaho. now, bryan's parents and two sisters plan on attending today. i'm also told that authorities here have been asked to be prepared for bryan to go back to idaho tonight or tomorrow morning. once he's there and appears in court the official arrest affidavit will be unsealed and we will learn a lot more about the prosecution's case against him. george? >> okay, kayna, thanks very much. let's bring in kaylee goncalves' father steve along with his attorney, shanon gray. mr. goncalves, thanks for joining us.

our condolences to you and your entire family. did learning of this arrest provide any relief? >> yeah, it definitely provided relief for our family. we learned later at night, around 10:30, and it felt like a cloud was lifted off of us. i mean, it's like seeing sunlight after you've been stuck in a house for a month. so it definitely provided relief and comfort to know that things were progressing and all this torture of waiting had a purpose and a meaning and it was very -- it was right before her celebration of life. so that also added to, you know, knowing that millions of people had prayers for us and in a bad case, bad situation, this is one of the best ways we could have learned in the moments of learning it. >> have you learned anything about how the police linked this suspect to the crime? >> i think they've given our

lawyer a little bit of background on how they put things together. i don't know about all the details, but we're still waiting and learning and there are lines of communication ongoing. >> is there any indication at all that your daughter may have known this suspect? >> i think those things will come out. i don't know if there's a direct connection, but we're waiting to see and we're learning as every day we're learning something new. >> let me bring in your lawyer, mr. gray. we are going to see this probable cause affidavit after he is sent back to idaho, kohberger is sent back. what are you hoping to learn from it? >> well, i hope we get some good evidence and some good information from the probable cause affidavit. you know, it's the arrest, you have to have probable cause for the arrest and having that information in that affidavit, it won't give us a full view of

the case but it'll give us some really good information about what hard evidence they have against the defendant in this case. >> what can you tell us about what the police have learned so far? have they given you any more information as an attorney? >> well, really right now what we're looking at is, you know, now that we have a name and a face to this horrible crime, i think all of the families, including the goncalves family, and all the other families are looking for any connections there might be with any of the victims in the case. the goncalves family is looking hard at that and we're going to be providing any information we have to the moscow police department, then they'll obviously make a decision on whether or not they want to release any of that information to the public based on the investigation. >> and mr. goncalves, you'll be in court when the suspect arrives in idaho? >> yeah, we expect to be in court and we'll probably take different schedules depending on who is available, but, yes, there will be goncalves

representation in that courtroom almost every single day. >> what do you want everybody watching now to know about kaylee? >> kaylee was a hard-driven worker. she was the one who started your day off if you were getting coffee, she would, you know, get that coffee for you, smile and hopefully send you on a great day. she did everything right. she followed the rules. she went out with a friend. she didn't do it alone. she had a professional driver take her back. she did everything right. she didn't deserve this and it's up to us as american citizens to make sure that we follow this case all the way through and we see some justice and we identify these people and we put checks and balances in there so we can get these people off the streets and just live great lives and not have these small few people, you know, taking advantage of all of our trust. >> we are all sorry for your loss. thank you for joining us this morning. linsey? >> all right, george, thank you. now to new information about that new year's eve attack on new york city police officers. law enforcement says the

suspect's own statement strengthens their beliefs islamic extremism inspired the attack. aaron katersky joins us now live from times square. aaron, good morning to you. >> reporter: linsey, good morning. the 19-year-old suspect is due in court as soon as today to face attempted murder charges. police said the fbi interviewed trevor bickford last month in maine where his mother had reported concerning drift toward islamic extremism. authorities determined he wanted to fight in afghanistan, so they put him on a watch list to prevent him from traveling overseas. instead, he boarded a train here to new york intent, police said, on attacking anyone in uniform. an nypd veteran and rookie officer were screening revelers on their way to the ball drop here in times square, when police said bickford shouted allahu akbar at them and charged at them with a large knife. he ended upshot in the shoulder. a diary found at the scene indicated the suspect thought he would die a martyr. linsey? >> expected to die there. aaron, thank you.

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traumatic injury with renner reportedly thrown from that snowplowing machine he was operating suffering blunt chest trauma and injuries to his limbs. now there has been so much snow in the lake tahoe basin area over the past seven days that when this happened, it was difficult even for first responders to get to him. >> i got it. >> reporter: this morning, actor jeremy renner waking up in a hospital bed after a near-fatal snowplowing accident near his lake tahoe area home. >> truck, med and fire is on scene. subject currently breathing. care flight's overhead. >> reporter: overnight, a rep confirming the "avengers" star suffered blunt chest trauma and orthopedic injuries and has undergone surgery, adding, he remains in the intensive care unit in critical but stable condition. tmz reporting a neighbor says renner was trying to clear a path in front of his home after a massive snowstorm new year's morning when the freak accident happened. renner apparently thrown from

the machine he was using which then reportedly ran over his leg. authorities say he was the only victim in the incident. video from tmz showing the actor being airlifted to a nearby hospital shortly thereafter. weeks earlier renner himself commenting on the amount of snow showing a car completely covered writing, lake tahoe snowfall is no joke. renner frequently seen posting on social media from what he called his happy place, that lake tahoe area home of seven years. >> yeah. it doesn't get better than this. >> reporter: the 51-year-old winning acclaim for his role in "the hurt locker." >> if i'm going to die i'm going to die comfortable. >> reporter: and most notably entering the marvel cinematic universe's "avengers" series as hawkeye and later the titular character in the disney-plus spin-off series. a rep telling abc news that renner's family is with him and receiving excellent care. now, renner has at least three tv shows in various stages of production. it's unclear how this accident

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>> her fans are not happy this morning. good morning, america. chris connelly will talk about that story in a little bit. also this morning, we're getting better than ever with our dry january challenge. dr. ashton is here with tips on the alternatives to alcohol in social situations. plus the new study that reveals the one drink that could add years to your life. i'm guessing it's not tequila. >> no, it's not. but first, the latest on that breaking news overnight, buffalo bills player damar hamlin in critical condition after collapsing on the field. we're going to go back to alex perez in front of the hospital there in cincinnati where hamlin is this morning. good morning, again, alex. >> reporter: hey, good morning once again, robin. i talked to the family spokesperson just a short time ago. he was by hamlin's bedside overnight. he says hamlin is a fighter and the family is optimistic. >> this is the last thing you want to see. >> reporter: this morning, buffalo bills player damar hamlin in critical condition after a frightening on-field collapse during monday night football.

>> to midfield and lowers the shoulder. >> reporter: the 24-year-old safety collapsing in the ninth minute of the game after tackling bengals receiver tee higgins on what appeared to be a routine play. hamlin at first getting back on his feet but three seconds later he fell backwards onto the field. the bills saying in a statement damar hamlin suffered a cardiac arrest following a hit in our game versus the bengals. his heartbeat was restored on the field. for ten minutes medics frantically administering cpr. hamlin's teammates wiping away tears, the entire bills team taking a knee on the field. players uniting holding hands and praying. >> with everybody watching, praying and hoping for the best. >> reporter: applause heard as hamlin loaded into this ambulance and transported to u.c. medical center 30 minutes after the hit. overnight, abc news learning hamlin has been put to sleep to put a breathing tube down his throat. >> i've never seen anything like it. >> reporter: his teammates

reacting. bills quarterback josh allen tweeting, please pray for your brother. family spokesperson jordan rooney telling robin this morning -- >> how is he doing this morning? >> so i can't speak specifically on his medical condition. i will say that, you know, he's fighting. he's a fighter. you know, i felt like in the moment there needed to be some clarity that he was awake at that time and now he's sedated. so, you know, the family is in good spirits. we're honestly just taking it minute by minute, hour by hour. >> reporter: hamlin was a sixth round draft pick for the bills in 2021 becoming a starting safety for the team just this season and before playing professional football, hamlin started a foundation for the children who had been hardest hit by the pandemic raising money through gofundme to support his community toy drive. and that gofundme from hamlin went viral overnight and has now collected more than $3 million. hamlin's mother we're told has been by his side every step of

the way. robin? >> i can only imagine. alex, thank you so much. we're going to have more ahead with dr. ashton. linsey? >> all right, robin, thank you. now to the severe weather overnight. let's go back to mireya villarreal who is in jessieville, arkansas, where we're getting a glimpse of the destruction there. good morning again, mireya. >> reporter: hey, good morning, linsey. yeah, that storm blew right through here. you can see the path of destruction left in its wake. this huge tree was pulled from the ground. the roots are showing. it ended up on the roof of this home. this morning, authorities here in jessieville actually confirming 14 homes were damaged when high winds passed through the area late monday. the town's high school directing students to their safe rooms as several of their buildings were damaged. this, as the storm made its way through the central region after slamming the west with heavy rain and flooding during the weekend. you know, right now at this hour there are still no confirmed injuries, major injuries or deaths. so that is the good news but still 22 states are on high alert as this system continues to move throughout the country.

linsey? >> i'm glad to hear there are no fatalities at least at this point. mireya, thank you. we're going to go to washington and battle for speaker of the house. crucial votes hours away and kevin mccarthy has not yet secured the votes he needs. want to go back to our congressional correspondent rachel scott at the capitol. good morning, rachel. >> reporter: george, good morning to you again, and kevin mccarthy has already moved into the speaker's office but right now he does not have the votes to become the next speaker of the house. with that razor-thin majority he can only afford to lose four members from his own party. right now there are five staunch conservatives who have made it clear they will not support him calling him untrustworthy. several other republicans have also signaled that they are on the fence. mccarthy has made some concessions to try to win them over, including making it easier to remove him from the position if he were to be elected as the next speaker of the house. so if the first ballot fails, they will keep voting until there's a house speaker. it could drag on for hours, if

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we welcome you back to "gma." right back to more of our top story, buffalo bills safety damar hamlin suffering cardiac arrest after a hit during monday night football. dr. jennifer ashton is back with more on this. 24 years old. you saw the tackle. what do and don't we know right now?

>> well, first of all, let's start with the obvious. he's a 24-year-old very healthy elite professional athlete. so that's obviously in his favor. there's a lot we do not know. we don't know what caused his heart to stop on the field. we know his heart did stop because cpr was performed and that's only done in the setting of a cardiac arrest where there is no plse or heartbeat. and there's a lot of speculation on the part of lay public and medical professionals alike, what could have caused it. could it have been a hit to the chest, a vascular or blood vessel injury? could it have been a neurologic injury that caused that? we don't know and i think we have to remember unless you are his medical team, not to speculate but right now i think the cpr that occurred on national television is the only thing that we can focus on. >> we didn't see it because, boy, the players for both teams how they surrounded him protecting his privacy like that. you could see, jen, these grown, big football players so

emotional at what they were witnessing. >> you know, robin, i was just telling someone when i was working in a hospital, i assisted many resuscitations on cardiac arrest patients. and i will tell you that the frst thing we do in a hospital setting is pull a curtain. that's for the patient's privacy and out of respect for that human being. and those players did the same exact thing. and so it's not appropriate for that to be televised. it's not appropriate for even the people in the stadium to be watching that because of what's going on at that moment. and i want to be crystal clear. even if you are a medical professional when you see someone having cpr performed on them, that is an upsetting thing to see. >> what is the standard of care in case of a cardiac arrest? >> immediate beginning of cpr and rapid defibrillation within automatic defibrillator if they have a rhythm that we call in medicine a shockable rhythm, not every type of cardiac arrest can be defibrillated.

the machine will tell you that. but, again, this was a situation where on the sidelines of every professional sporting event you will have mds, paramedics, certified athletic trainers, people who are trained and qualified to resuscitate someone. but a lot of that can be done also by a bystander with no or minimal training and i think that's the take home. learn cpr. if you see a defibrillator there, it will talk you through the entire process. >> we know that he's been put to sleep at this point. explain what that means and is intubation common in this kind of scenario? >> it's very common after a cardiac arrest and i think, you know, the term put to sleep is not a medical term. that's the lay public translation. when someone is intubated and have an endotracheal tube down their trachea to help support their respiration, they are always sedated. so that's where that kind of phrase is coming from, and that's being done to protect his airway. when there's any question of

brain injury, certainly after a cardiac arrest you want to make sure that those vital signs and his ability to oxygenate anyone's ability to keep their blood oxygenated is protected and the best way to do that is with intubation and sedation. >> all right, dr. jen, thank you somuch. we know those prayers continue for damar. we turn now to legendary tennis star martina navratilova. she is revealing her recent double cancer diagnosis. eva pilgrim is here with what the athlete is saying about what's ahead for her in the future. >> good morning, eva. >> good morning, linsey. navratilova seeing an outpouring of support since news of her diagnosis broke saying that she knows it's going to stink for awhile but vowing to fight with all she has. tennis legend martina navratilova announcing she's been diagnosed with two types of cancer. stage 1 throat cancer and an unrelated early stage breast cancer saying in a statement, this double whammy is serious, but still fixable and i'm hoping for a favorable outcome.

>> it's actually less uncommon than you would think for individuals to be diagnosed with more than one cancer over their lifetime. it does make treatment a little more complicated but the bright light here is that she was able to identify both cancers at early stage. >> reporter: this isn't her first cancer diagnosis. >> the motions took so much physical strength i didn't realize how much impact this has physically on you. >> reporter: she was previously treated for breast cancer and went into remission in 2010. at the time speaking to our robin roberts. >> i just want to encourage women to have that yearly checkup because without it i would be in serious trouble. >> reporter: the tennis great has won 18 grand slam singles, 31 grand slam doubles titles. she was the number one ranked female tennis player in the world for 331 weeks. retiring in 2006, she was 50 playing her last doubles match.

>> with that throat cancer the identification at early stage 1 gives her a highly favorable prognosis. as someone who's diagnosed with localized early stage breast cancer can experience up to a 99% five-year survival rate. so we would expect her prognosis to be exceptionally positive. >> and the 66-year-old is expected to start treatment later this month. in a tweet overnight writing, needless to say my phone and twitter are both blowing up. so i will say again, thank you all for your support and i am not done yet. guys? >> thank you very much, eva. we are all wishing her the best. we turn now to the debate over "rolling stone" magazine's top 200 greatest singers of all time. celine did not make the cut. her fans are upset. chris connelly has details. good morning, chris. >> reporter: good morning, george. yeah, the venerable music magazine ranking what it calls the 200 greatest singers of all time. it's a list filled with familiar names at the top, but leaving one name out entirely, that of celine dion. celine's faithful fans going

beyond the call of duty to express their outrage. ♪ freedom, freedom ♪ >> reporter: aretha franklin, she's number one. ♪ running up that hill ♪ >> reporter: she's at number 60, kate bush. bob dylan, he's at number 15. ♪ hey, mr. tambourine man ♪ ♪ play a song for me ♪ ♪ all by myself anymore ♪ >> reporter: and she is -- wait, what? "rolling stone" magazine's 200 greatest singers list snubbing celine dion? the beloved quebecois powerhouse who moved millions to tears with the titanic theme "my heart will go on." ♪ i know that my heart will go on ♪

>> reporter: tye blue, co-author and director behind "titanique," appalled that listmakers failed to think twice. ♪ baby, think twice ♪ >> i was agog. i was aghast. it's not just that she has an incredible, other worldly voice, it's that her songs are literal olympic events. >> reporter: in their list's intro "rolling stone" noting this is the greatest singers list, not the greatest voices list. ♪ heading to something ♪ >> reporter: but try telling that to longtime celine impersonator elisa furr. >> she's not only an amazing technical singer but she performs with all of her heart and her soul and compassion. ♪ it's all coming back to me now ♪

>> reporter: and with the late whitney houston, sam cooke and billie holiday rounding out the top four the greatest living singer according to "rolling stone" is mariah carey. familiar as celine is with music critics and proud of her fans she once told abc news, i can be wrong like this for the rest of my life and that's the way it is, george. >> that's the best comeback possible, okay, chris, thanks very much. let's go to ginger. >> yes, good morning to everybody. i have to bring you into the flash flooding that's happening as we speak. so in kentucky, greenville has already been reporting water rescues, there are flash flood warnings that extend all the way down into arkansas. so if you have a flash flood warning, do not drive and if you see water ahead of you turn around, do not go into it. there's the convective outlook meaning that's the tornado threat. drew: i am drew tuma with your accuweather forecast. a mostly cloudy day with temperatures in the 50's.

we will hang onto that cloud cover and rain arrives after 4:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. this will be a level five severe storm on the storm impact scale. flood watches and high wind watches are in effect. we will watch tomorrow for heavy rain and strong wind and a wet pattern through the weekenen now starting the new yea let's get a check closer to home now. now starting the new year off better than ever and one way to do that is dry january, so every year jen and millions of people take a month-long break from alcohol and one of the biggest challenges they face, what to drink in those social situations where you usually have a beer or some wine or a cocktail. well, you're going to tell us some alcohol alternatives. >> you know we've been calling it dry january since we've been doing it. so these kind of dry drinks, mocktails exploding in the world of mixology. super popular right now and more options than ever. >> but sometimes you're in a

social setting. like you were at a sporting event last night in boston. >> yes, i was. winter classic, hockey, thank you very much, robin. >> i thought i would give you a plug there. if you're not going to drink alcohol at a sporting event or watching one you have an alternative so spin it. spin it. oh, that's good right there. >> so there are a lot of alcohol-free beers, wine, all flooding the market right now. my husband is actually a big fan of alcohol-free beer. >> it's very good. >> that's right. the marketing is great. you know, the packaging looks like the real thing, there is white wine, red wine and more options than ever if you're in a social setting. so you can avoid the alcohol-based beers, ipas and wines. >> you're at a dinner party and want to be social. so, vanna, spin it. >> i love this one, robin. you actually have now options with hard spirits, hard alcohol for gins, vodkas, all kinds of hard liquor alcohol-free. i suggest that you do a fun

little test with your guests. make them their gin and tonic, use this and then wait and see. say, how does it taste? what do you think? the taste is pretty good. i mean, i like a gin and tonic so you could try to see how much of it is that tonic and how much is the actual gin. >> challenge accepted. i'll let you do that with me. >> okay. >> you're at a restaurant. you want to go to the bar. you know you want to be with friends and you want to socialize. okay, what do you do? >> a lot of people find that situation triggering and so then they say like me, forget it, i just won't go out for the entire month, let's say. that's not consistent with this kind of lifestyle. now you can look at an app. there are more than ever. one of them called better without and you can actually find the bars, restaurants that have a really robust alcohol-free menu so you can be in that setting and not be forced to consume the alcohol. >> mocktails are huge right now. >> never been more popular. >> the recipe you gave us yesterday -- >> you loved it, right? >> yes. this is the drink. this is the queen of all. >> this is. ready for the big reveal.

>> the big reveal. >> it's water, robin. >> oh, boy, okay, water. >> now, listen, this was actually when we started doing these challenges, this was my second month, because i'm not so good with hydration, a lot of people aren't, but water, whether it's sparkling water, flat water, cold, room temperature, everyone likes it their own way, really, really important. a rough estimate that the average woman should have 2 1/2 liters a day. >> 2 1/2 liters? >> for an average size man, average activity 3 1/2 liters. that's kind of hard. >> yeah. >> but you know what, you're never go wrong with this. >> uh-huh. uh-huh. shouldn't you know your body too about how much water -- >> 100%. want to curtail this at the end of the night but this is the way to go. >> you're the way to go. >> thank you, my dear. coming up, "the right stuff" to make your kitchen better than ever. thank you, jen. >> announcer: "gma," our new year's resolution to help make you better than ever so this week it's all about you, feel better, save better, live better

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>> happy new year. all right, air fryers are huge. >> all right, air fryers are huge and this is not your normal air fryer. this is the ninja speedi rapid cooker and air fryer and, sure, you can do like two pounds of french fries to crispy deliciousness if you want, but what it has is a rapid cooking system so it infuses steam as it's air frying and that allows you to create complete meals, so we're talking like chicken, brussels sprouts and rice if you want all in one pot for a family of four with a six-quart capacity. you just go online. we have an online tool, the speedi meal builder. you choose all the ingredients you have in your house, they spin out a recipe, plug it in, do it, flip the switch. you get your -- >> that's great. >> $199. >> $199. okay, i was surprised, teapots, top trender in december for, you know, kitchenware but you have an electric one here.

>> yes. so, i've seen electric tea kettles that are $350 for serious coffee people. this one is more user friendly. it is the $35 black & decker electric tea kettle. it's cordless so it's great. you can take it to the table and it boils water two times faster than on the stovetop so that's great. you're saving time. it's great for obviously tea but also things like oatmeal, ramen, you know, instant soups, blanching vegetables for your healthy new year's resolutions salads. >> how much? >> 35 bucks. >> okay, not bad at all. okay, now, nonstick. gets a little costly. >> so expensive and the different options are dizzying, so this one is a t-fal easy cook, easy care rather 20-piece nonstick cookware set. it's 20 pieces. this is only $89.99 for -- >> all of this? >> all of this. that's crazy.

they even throw in the utensils. griddle plate to make grilled cheeses and look at that adorable little one-egg little mini pan. who doesn't want to use that? they've got tempered glass lids and they've got the t-fal signature thermal spot. so you put your pan on to preheat and that turns bright red when ready to add the food. >> i like that. >> user friendly. >> 89 bucks. >> that's a big deal. a blender is always very popular but it takes up so much counterspace. you got an idea. >> this is the blendjet 2 portable blender. you may be asking why i need a portable blender, anthony. >> why do i need a portable

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♪ ♪ we are back with the next part of our series "better than ever" helping you launch into 2023 with strategies to improve your financial life. brandon copeland joins us right now. >> thank you. > what's the first thing people should know as they start the year? >> yeah, at first you got to get know yourself. make sure you understand your strengths and weaknesses so you can attack the year and accomplish the goals that you have for yourself, right? the thing with football, right, we always want to make daily progress, get 1% better every single day but you can't get better unless you have diagnosed or understood yourself. successfully first. >> let's get to some viewer

questions -- [ phone ringing ] and i'm going to turn off my phone first. >> all good. >> i don't know why that's going right now. but the first one came from alexander from bay shore, new york, who wants to better manage spending and says, hi, professor copeland, i'm 22 and have a serious problem when it comes to saving. every time i start to make a change i spend the money on things i don't necessarily need. how do i break that habit? >> one, you're not alone. understanding that you're not alone but, two, one of the things i would suggest is trying to understand your weaknesses and, therefore, if you know that you have trouble sticking to your plan and staying disciplined, then the first thing i would look for accountability partners, right? as a team being on a football team you always have somebody that can help push you to where you want to go or keep you in line with your goals. hey, you said you're going to diet. why are you eating that, right? you said you were going to get in better shape. why aren't you running with everyone after practice? so she needs to find some people who can help hold her accountable with her spending. >> here's laura from buena park, california.

>> hi, professor copeland. i'm trying to set up a budget plan for my savings. what's an efficient way to save up for travel, emergencies and retirement? >> oh, so i think the first thing everybody needs to do is to start with a budget, right? you need to understand how much money, how many pennies are leaving your pocket on a monthly basis and then from there you're able to diagnose, okay, hey, every single month i should be putting together $50 to the side for travel, 100 bucks to pay off debt, whatever that may be. but first, she needs to diagnose herself, create that budget and then every single month you should be saving for some of those longer-term goals that you have for throughout the year. >> finally riana in nashville. >> hi, professor copeland. i'm nearly $100,000 in debt. this is from student loans, car and business loans. i want to know your advice on an effective way to pay it off. >> yeah, so obviously the only way to get through debt is start paying it down.

first, look for student loan forgiveness programs. see if you are qualified -- see if you qualify for any of those. second, i would do is, even with interest rates being high right now see if you can take multiple loans just in general, credit card, student loans, et cetera, and bundle them into one single payment. then you can aggressively work to pay down that debt every single month and as soon as you get that debt off your back, keep that same energy and start investing for yourself towards your future. >> a lot of good advice. thank you, professor. >> thank you, appreciate you, george. >> more viewer questions for you tomorrow. now to ginger. >> it's a mild morning, george in pittsburgh, pennsylvania, but not just there. so many places are going to be nearing records. you saw it on our earth cam there. nashville will go to around 70. their average this time of year would be a high at 49 so good 20-plus degrees above average and again many spots will reach into the 60s, 70s and feeling a whole lot more like, hmm, fall, than certainly the dead of winter. drew: i am drew tuma with your

accuweather forecast. cloudy with temperatures in the 50's. a good day to prepare for the rain and heavy wind coming tomorrow. a level five on the storm impact scale. most of my friends are dead or in most of my friends are dead or in jail. the street's going to kill me no matter what so if i die in this uniform, tell them i'm a hero, somebody. >> okay, you got chills? because i know i have them. that was the golden globe, tony, emmy and grammy nominated actor jeremy pope in his role as ellis french, a young gay black man who decides to join the marines in "the inspection" and he is joining us right now. good to see you. we were talking in the -- we were listening to you when you were talking. but we were also, linsey and i were talking with jeremy. you said your grandmother down in orlando, there's a watch

party. she's ready for this "gma" debut. >> where is the camera? wherever, grandma, i love you. they are watching, supporting me down in orlando. she watches every morning. i moved to new york when i was 17 so she's been watching every morning to see if i'm on the show and today i am on the show. today i am here. >> yes. >> we can hear her cheering right now. emmy, grammy, tony, golden globe nomination, so much recognition at such a young age. how does it feel? >> it feels great. it's a blessing. a lot of work that goes into all of those things but any time you're recognized by your community and peers it's like the icing on the cake. so i feel very supported and loved and it's just an affirmation to keep going and keep doing what i'm doing. >> congratulations, well deserved for this golden globe nomination for "the inspection." >> thank you. >> talk to us about what it's like to play such an impactful role. we were talking about that shower scene for one. it just -- it's just heart-wrenching.

>> yeah, you know, my story is, this story of "the inspection" is based off elegance bratton's life who joined the marines after being kicked out of the house for being gay. i've had the privilege to tell marginalized stories of under-represented people representing myself as a black queer man show this story was very important. growing up i never saw an openly queer movie star. so to be able to take that on and be that representation is very important to me. and we shot this movie in 19 days, jackson, mississippi. >> in the summer heat. >> in the summer, very important to know. >> i'm from mississippi. >> so you know. >> what was that like, though? >> it was hot, you already know. [ laughter ] you know, there were certain scenes where no acting was required because that sun is vey real. but when you're making independent films you're there because you love the story and you love the script. so you know to be working with gab, gabrielle union who plays my mom, we spent those 19 days really finding the heart and the soul of that story. >> can you talk a little bit more about gabrielle union? folks will see her in a role they haven't seen her in before.

>> right. this is a role and, you know, that she hasn't played before and i'm so proud and happy for her to work with her. i think, you know, what she does for her family representing her transdaughter and protecting, she does the work in the streets. so to play a role that is opposite of that, i think, brings necessary conversations to what it looks like to abandon your children and how that may feel. so sometimes us as artists we have the opportunity to hold a mirror up to the world and show, you know, show us ourselves and say how does that feel? how does that look? so this film does a job of that. >> you are back on broadway. now i have heard such great things about this play called "the collaboration." >> yeah. >> you play jean-michel basquiat. >> yeah. >> and you actually create new paintings every night. >> yes, yes, i feel like i can put that on my resume now. a real artist. yeah, which is thrilling and at the beginning i was very nervous about, you know, recreating art and having to do that every night but it's now one of the moist thrilling parts of the night working opposite paul

bettany playing andy warhol and we've done this in three iterations. we did it in london. shot the movie. now doing it on broadway. so i've been living with jean for over a year now, so it's been thrilling and i'm so happy to be back in new york city on broadway where it kind of all began for me. >> you're actually every night -- >> every night i am re-creating some art, yeah, yeah. >> have you sold anything? >> i have. i have. >> oh! >> the other night someone leaving the theater wanted to donate something to the actors' fund and someone opted to buy my picture. >> i think you probably just sold a few more too. >> i'm not mad. so now i feel like i can put it on my resume, artist >> did you take art classes? >> i didn't. it was one of those things where with jean-michel, you have to be free with it, so i'm free with it every night and somebody's willing to buy my art so that's a win. >> you're living free.

>> i am, i'm living free and i feel very good and supported and loved. >> okay, you want to give another shoutout to your grandma. >> grandma, mom, dad, the family, it's full at where we at here. i love you so much. thank you. my ride or die, y'all are my everything. >> this may have been your debut but you're coming back. >> i'm coming back. >> you're coming back. definitely are. >> thank you so much. and "the inspection" is streaming on demand right now and "the collaboration" is currently on broadway. that's a busy man. coming up, the reveal of the (steven) every time i come to see the "gmacaremore, they go above and beyond to take care of me. i feel a lot better now. i'm taking medication for what i should have been taking years ago. (vo) call the number on your screen to learn more about medicare plans in your neighborhood that include caremore.

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let's see what it is, and it's "age of vice" by deepti kapoor. here's deepti with more. >> good morning, america. "age of vice" is a heart-stopping crime drama set in the streets of modern india. in it we follow three different characters in the orbit of a gangster family, the chauffeur, the crime lord son and a journalist who becomes entangled in their work and these characters take us into a universe of forbidden love, corruption and greed and ask us to question the bonds of family and the morality of extreme world. i am so excited to share this book with you and i really hope you pick up a copy. >> and, guys, the hype was so real about "age of vice" that fx secured the book for a series adaptation more than three years ago before it was even published. and like you said, linsey, i got to read the book while traveling in india for the holidays and really felt like i got to experience the story in realtime. i'm looking forward to sitting down with deepti kapoor later this month hopefully over a cup of chai. "age of vice" is available now. be sure to keep reading along

with us @gmabookclub. >> "the godfather" meets "the great gatsby." that's a high bar, ashan. >> it's a thriller and takes place in india so it's extra awesome. >> ashan singh, great to have you here. george, over to you. now we're setting travel goals for this year. our travel expert gio benitez checked out some of the best places to see in 2023. >> reporter: this morning, just days into the new year, and it might already be the perfect time to start planning your next vacation to grab some early deals. experts say the hottest destinations in the u.s., big cities like the big apple, nyc but warm destinations are high up there too like south florida, and those tv shows we all binged over the holidays also making a huge splash on vacation. >> the whole night was like a dream. >> reporter: travel booking platform hopper says flight and

hotel searches for sicily went up 50% during the latest season of "the white lotus." >> people are drawing travel inspiration from the shows that they're streaming. so these popular shows set in paris, in the uk, in new zealand, in hawaii, in sicily are all leading to an actual uptick in trips taken to those places. >> reporter: and if you're a fan of the hit show "yellowstone" -- >> look at that. whoo! >> reporter: -- it will come as no surprise that so-called cowboy-cations are on the rise. if you want to get the best deal on your next trip, experts say be strategic. >> the best strategy to time your booking to get cheap flights is to book during what we call a goldilocks window, not too far in advance of travel but also not too close. just right in the middle. >> reporter: that goldilocks window about one to three months before domestic trips, two to

eight months before an international one. >> you will find cheap flights for summer 2023 now in a way that you will not see them come april or may. >> reporter: for "good morning america," gio benitez, abc news, new york. >> thanks, gio and we'll be right back. business can happen anytime, anywhere. so help yours thrive and stay connected with the comcast business complete connectivity solution. it's the largest, fastest, reliable network. advanced gig speed wifi. and cyberthreat protection. starting at just $49.99 a month.

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