good morning, america. it's our second hour. breaking overnight, officers fired after an investigation into the death of tyre nichols. the policies the police department says the officers violated. "gma" health alert. tori spelling revealing her daughter's health scare. >> it was really scary. i thought she had a stroke. she's 14. how does a 14-year-old have a stroke? >> the rare migraine that sent her 14-year-old daughter to the e.r. and what parents should know. brooke shields is getting candid opening up about the new hulu documentary "pretty baby." her life growing up in the spotlight and the important conversation she wants to have.

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we have a jam-packed hour here. we're looking ahead to oscar nominations. that's coming up tuesday. we have a special "binge this" to get you prepared. and, of course, tory is here with some awesome "deals & steals" all coming up. >> we love shopping. >> we do. first we are following a lot of news. we begin with the latest on the investigation into the death of a 29-year-old memphis man just days after a confrontation with police following a traffic stop. >> the memphis police department firing five officers following its investigation into that confrontation with tyre nichols. this comes just ahead of the nichols family and their attorney getting set to see the body camera video of what happened. let's go back to abc's elwyn lopez in atlanta with the details. elwyn, good morning. >> reporter: hey, whit, good morning. it started with a traffic stop and ended in tragedy. that 29-year-old landing in the hospital, dying just a few days later. now those officers involved have

been fired. a warning to our viewers that some of these images might be difficult to watch. [ crowd chanting ] >> reporter: this morning, fallout at the memphis police department. five officers fired involved in a traffic stop that turned deadly. 29-year-old tyre nichols suffering critical injuries dying three days later. the stop for alleged reckless driving. police saying he ran off after a confrontation then another confrontation occurred when they did he tated. his family saying police beat him so severely he was unrecognizable. ben crump speaking with "gma" overnight. >> they took photographs of him in the hospital that showed him with huge contusions and abrasions on his face and head that they believe was part of the reason why tyre is dead today. that brutal encounter with the police. >> reporter: an internal police investigation concluding the officers violated department policies including excessive use

of force, duty to intervene and duty to render aid. >> their being fired means that they did something horribly wrong on that video. >> reporter: the body camera and surveillance videos are expected to be shown to nichols' family monday morning. and the video of that incident is expected to be released to the public after the nichols family takes a look at it. now, the fbi and the justice department are also conducting a civil rights investigation. eva? >> elwyn lopez for us, thank you. the department of justice launching a criminal investigation into abbott laboratory's infant formula plant in sturgis, michigan. that plant at the center of the formula shortage after contamination issues led to a shutdown and parents finding shelves empty for months. abbott says the company is cooperating fully. turning now to a "gma" health alert and the scare for

tory spelling's daughter stella. the actress sharing her 14-year-old's diagnosis after two er visits opening up on sirius xm to jeff lewis live. take a look. >> so her left arm went completely numb. she couldn't lift it. and then half of her throat and then her mouth. it was really scary. i thought she had a stroke. she's 14. i'm like how does a 14-year-old have a stroke? sounds super scary. so stella was diagnosed with a rare form of migraine called hemiplegic migraine. the "90210" star said she wasn't aware of the condition before and now stella's seeing a neurologist to continue treatment and joining us to discuss this diagnosis is neurologist dr. leah croll. thank you so much for being with us. what are symptoms of a hemiplegic migraine and what makes it different from a regular migraine? i never even heard of this before. >> thanks for having me this morning. so your typical migraine will manifest with headache, light sensitivity, maybe some visual

changes but a hemiplegic migraine can be much scarier because it actually mimics a stroke. so the main symptom that these patients get is weakness on one side of the face and body and that weakness may last for hours to days before it resolves. >> wow, and so not only are those incredibly scary symptoms but the hemiplegic migraines often onset in teens from ages 12 to 17. what should parents know if they start to see some of these symptoms? >> this is such an important question. i'm glad you asked. parents should know while migraine headaches are very common, hemiplegic migraines are quite rare. they're also more common in women than men and frequently they're genetic. so families make yourself aware of any family history of this. everyone, parent or not, needs to know that if they see someone having weakness on one side of their body, they need to get that person to the hospital right away because as we said before, hemiplegic migraine can look just like a stroke and

that's absolutely something you would not want to miss. >> absolutely and that, of course, means at any age you want to get someone to the hospital right away. what does the treatment look like for a hemiplegic migraine? >> we have a number of medications that we can use to stop a migraine attack in its tracks and we also have medications that we can use as a preventive measure in the hopes of reducing the frequency of migraine attacks. so these patients end up working very closely with their neurologist to figure out which treatment methods work best for them. >> dr. leah croll, thanks for being with us to help us learn a little more about all of this. we appreciate you. eva? well, coming up in our "gma morning menu," a new documentary about brooke shields premiering at sundance. the latest on "pretty baby" and its debut. also ahead, tiktok tax tips. we'll show you how to maximize your refund and minimize the stress of this tax season. plus, winter is here and we've called in the experts. dr. whitney bowe joins us with tips on adjusting your skin care

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takes a look at her rise to fame and life in the public eye. produced by abc news studios with george stephanopoulos and ali wentworth's production company bed by 8 drawing the name from the controversial 1978 film that made shields a household name. >> don't we get a look before we buy? >> reporter: it stars the then 12-year-old as a sex worker in 1917's new orleans. shields hoping this documentary will shift the conversation to the sexualization of young girls. >> i know what to do. leave me alone. >> don't act like you know it all. you won't even get a tip that way. >> reporter: shields opening up for the first time to "the hollywood reporter" about a in her 20s by an unnamed enced - hollywood professional telling "the hollywood

reporter," i did not know if or when or if at all i was ever going to bring this up. it has taken me many years of therapy to even be able to talk about it. i definitely have worked very hard through it and i've learned to process it. >> i think audiences will learn a lot about brooke shields. audiences will learn a lot about this incredibly iconic woman and will see everything they didn't know. generations who aren't aware of brook shields will still gain such insight into who brooke shields is as a person and appreciation for what she has gone through. >> reporter: shields also discussing the complex relationship with her mother saying, she's always been a very controversial figure and telling our own lara spencer in 2014 -- >> i lived with an alcoholic parent and i was an only child with her. that shaped me and so it actually became the larger character in our life even in our lives together and it even superseded hollywood or all of the sort of pitfalls of that. >> and this was the first sundance red carpet since 2019 so lots of excitement there.

george stephanopoulos serves as an executive producer on the two-part documentary along with his wife ali and their production company, bed by 8. "pretty baby" will be available to stream on hulu soon. it looks very interesting. >> sure does. >> just love that name production company in bed by 8. >> we try to be in bed by 8. >> goals. let's switch gears and get a check of the weather with sam champion. what time did you go to bed last night, sam? >> reporter: i was going to say in bed by 6. >> nobody believes that, sam. >> reporter: it takes me -- all right. let's get going this morning. we have a winter storm to talk about that shoves up against the eastern seaboard. the one that just exited so this is snow on the ground, boston, new hampshire, nine inch, the top total about 9 1/2 inches. now watch two lows kind of get together. both of them are in the middle of the country. one brings strong storms along today and watch them jump together, throw this rain up against the eastern seaboard and some inland snow.

let's go over the snow totals because where it accumulates it really does. almost a foot of snow from albany all the way in toward bangor, maine. that's a lot of snow and that's the weather around the nation. here's what you can expect this morning. now to tax time. monday is the official start day to file. but before you do that financial expert humphrey yang who has more than 3.3 million tiktok followers joins us now with what you need to know. humphrey, good morning to you. great to have you.

of course, it's a very stressful time for a lot of people trying to get their documents in order. we know every year there are changes. so what are the big changes from 2022 that people need to know about? >> yeah, nice to see you this morning. so the biggest thing is that the standard deduction this year has gone up a couple hundred dollars. so it's now $12,950 for single filers and $25,900 for married couples. if you don't have itemized deductions more than that, just take the standard deduction. >> that's good advice. >> i was going to say the other thing is that taxable income brackets have moved slightly up so you might qualify for a lower tax rate. now you don't really have to do anything to get that lower tax rate. the tax software and your cpa should know as well. so that's a nice little benefit of last year. >> like that. we'll take the good news. what about some unexpected tax breaks this year. >> yeah. so some unexpected tax breaks

that you might not know about is something like mortgage interest. you can get -- you can deduct mortgage interest off of your tax return and so that will reduce your taxable income and there are some other things you can deduct as well such as, you know, property taxes or some medical and dental expenses as well. >> a lot of talk about the child tax credit. what do people need to know there? >> yeah, so in 2021 with the american rescue act, i believe it was called, the tax credit temporarily went up to $3,600 per child. but this tax year, 2022 it returns back to $2,000. so that's back to the 2019 level. now there are some methods if you missed out on the $3,600 tax credit of 2021. you may still be able to get that if you file an amended return. >> so that's -- okay, just to be clear, if you think you got it and you're entitled to it, you need to file that amended return. about doing that?u have to go - >> you get three years following

the date of your original return to amend the return and so that means if you forgot to get the child tax credit for 2021 or you tink you missed out on it you have three years to amend it. >> what about overall, are there some ways that we can still reduce our taxable income from last year? >> yeah, so i think the biggest one is that if you haven't contributed to an i.r.a., you have until tax day this year so april 18th, 2023 to contribute for the previous year. so that means if you're under the age of 50 you can contribute up to $6,000 to your i.r.a. for 2022. over the age of 50 you can contribute up to $7,000 to reduce your taxable income by that amount and that's actually a pretty big tax deduction that will also serve you for retirement if you're interested in that. >> all right. thank you so much. humphrey yang, we always appreciate the tips. good luck, everybody. we're just the messengers.

the taxes have nothing to do with us. we're trying to help you through it. thank you. we appreciate it. eva, over to you. ♪ feeling good ♪ whit, this is something everybody is talking about, skin cycling became all the rage on tiktok last year. it has over 3.5 billion views and joining us now to talk about how to customize the nightly regime to keep your complexion glowing as the seasons change is board certified dermatologist and skin cycling creator and my dear friend, dr. whitney bowe. thank you so much for being here. >> so happy to be here. you know, during the winter, the air outside is just so cold and so dry and then you walk inside and your skin is just blasted with the dry heat so it can dehydrate the skin. it can leave you feeling, dry, sensitive, tight and reactive to products you had no problem tolerating a couple months ago. during the winter if you're experiencing any of those changes in the skin i recommend switching from the classic four-night skin cycling program to what i call a gentle skin cycling program which is

actually a five-night cycle and it's a really good place to start if you're new to skin cycling. >> walk us through the steps. >> night one is exfoliation night. what you want to do, cleanse, then you want to apply a leave-on exfoliating product. so ideally you want one that's going to -- here, you want to feel it. you want it to feel hydrating on the skin and be clinically tested on sensitive skin. that's really important during the winter. it's got acids in it. they are actually more gentle than the scrubs, right, but you never want the acid to burn. so you want to look for like, for example, this one has 2% salicylic acid. that's excellent for oilier acne prone skin. this one has a 12% blend of glycolic acid and will not only unclog the pores but helps brighten dark spots. it helps firm up the skin for fine lines and wrinkles over time. so you pick one, only use one. >> just one. don't do too many at the same

time. >> wait for a couple minutes to absorb then you apply a lightweight moisturizer on top, and that's it. very simple. less is more. >> step two. >> so step two, night two is retinoid night. they include over the counter ingredients like retinol but prescription strength retinol. if you can tolerate it multiple nights a week during the winter and you're not getting any dryness or irritation, then you do you. most of my patients struggle with using one during the winter. here's a pro tip. do a retinoid sandwich. first apply a lightweight, thin layer of a moisturizer, then you want to put on your retinoid and then you go back and put on another layer of your moisturizer and create a sandwich and that first layer buffers the retinoid. gets you through the winter. >> then the next nights are about recovery. >> recovery night, the classic four-night cycling is two push

nights followed by two recovery nights. during the winter you may want to add extra recovery nights because that really gives your skin barrier extra love. so first you cleanse, then you apply a moisturizer. so with the moisturizer want to look for one that has squalene, ceramides, hyaluronic acid, one clinically proven to repair the skin barrier. so put that on. during the summer that's all you need. during the winter you may want to add an extra step on top to seal in the moisture. >> that's why you have this vaseline here. >> slugging, so slugging is adding a layer of petroleum jelly on top of your moisturizer. great for recovery nights if you have dry skin, not so great if you're acne prone. if you're acne prone, then i recommend looking for a recovery balm which actually is very similar. it goes on top of the moisturizer but not so heavy and doesn't break you out but seals in that extra moisture. >> and you know what for someone like me who always has acne problems this is the way to go, but you can still do this.

>> absolutely. people acne prone love skin cycling. if you have acne, see a dermatologist. >> we love the dermatologist. we definiely do. dr. whitney bowe, thanks for being here. coming up, we are name dropping oscar contenders. we have a special "binge this." that's next. ♪ feeling blessed ♪ ♪ never stressed ♪ come be a part of the world's most magical

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we listened to the soundtrack leading up to the show and then for months afterwards so definitely recommended it. there's only a little more time on broadway. we're going to hear from some work work behind the scenes. >> andrea is always so fashionable. >> a classy wonderful -- > you are a lucky man. >> yes, i am. we have a lot more to talk about as well, not just how wonderful andrea is and how beautiful whit's girls are. let's take a look at the top headlines this morning. the five officers and paramedics charged in the death of elijah mcclain pleading not guilty. mcclain's death made national headlines and drew outrage after he was confronted by police while walking home. now, officers putting him in a chokehold. emts injecting him with ketamine. he stopped breathing and died three days later. the trials set to begin in july. and t-mobile reporting a major security breach. the company says a hacker stole data from 37 million customers including names, birth dates and phone numbers. the hacker, they say, did not access more sensitive information like credit cards, bank accounts and passwords but the company says its

investigation is ongoing. and miley cyrus can buy herself all the flowers she wants. her new single "flowers" becoming the most streamed song in a single week in spotify history getting more than 100 million streams. fans have been calling "flowers" a revenge song pointing to the many references to the singer's relationship with ex-husband liam hemsworth. there you have it. >> i love a good revenge song. >> there have been a lot of popular revenge songs. >> between miley and shakira -- >> exactly. all right, time for "binge this" and it is -- can you believe it -- officially award season with many films and stars being recognized. oscar nominations will be announced this tuesday right here on "gma." and to get us ready for her expert opinion on who could be making the ballot, kelley carter senior entertainment reporter from andscape.

good morning to you, miss kelley carter. love having you. >> good morning, janai. oh, thank you. i love doing this with you this time of year every year, i guess. >> we do tend to do this. okay, so let's kick things off with something for those who love women warriors. who do you think is making the short list for best actress? you must be about to say viola davis. >> viola davis for sure. i mean, come on. who amongst us did not love seeing her in "the woman king." she was excellent and worked behind the scenes. she was a producer on that project. it was something that obviously was very important to her and she absolutely killed that role. i mean, couldn't get enough. can't get enough. plus, this voting body loves viola davis so i expect her name to be called on tuesday. but joining viola, i'm going to throw michelle yeoh in the mix too because she was excellent in "everything everywhere all at

once." and this is an opportunity, i think, for this community to really finally recognize all the genius that she's gifted us over several decades. she's never been invited, you know, to this level of acceptance and celebration and i think it's her time if for nothing else we know we'll get a great speech from her as we got recently at the golden globes. >> absolutely. >> so let's do it again. >> that will be a category to watch for sure. what about best supporting actress? >> i mean, the only name we focus on is angela bassett quite frankly. look, 29 years ago she was nominated for a film you might have heard of called "what's love got to do with it" and a lot of people felt some kind of way that her excellent portrayal of tina turner did not capture that win 29 years ago, it came out 30 years ago but this is the moment. queen ramonda, she was excellent in "wakanda forever," it was such an emotional performance that was surrounded by emotion, of course, and she just absolutely nailed it.

she's being honored. she's cleaning up, you know, so far in the earlier award shows. i expect her name to be called on tuesday as the best supporting actress nominee too. >> let's talk about the men. so let's move on to best actor or best supporting actors like some like to call it for those guys who love an accent. >> i mean, austin butler and collin farrell, dead heat for this. let's see elvis get up there and the banshees get that nomination for collin as well. >> that was funny that they had eva read that because her husband has an accent. >> you know i love an accent. >> she's into the accents. >> kelly, for those who love blasts from the past, best director is always a heated contest. major players in the race this year. >> steven spielberg and james cameron, come on. doesn't get any bigger. let's see these two go head to head in the best directing category. >> all right and for those who love music from the movies some big names out there. >> big names.

it could be taylor swift, lady gaga and rihanna and possibly the weeknd. that sounds like a concert i want to see oscar sunday if all of those people perform. so let's go ahead and get them those nominations because they deserved it. big tracks, excellent tracks. let's see it happen. >> could you imagine? kelley carter, thank you so much. we appreciate you joining us this saturday morning. all the way from atl and make sure to tune in to "gma" tuesday morning for live coverage of the oscar nominations. still coming up here, family fun. we have "deals & steals" on what you need to keep everyone entertained when the weather outside gets frightful. ♪ i'm back, back in the new york groove ♪ forward with node- positive breast cancer is overwhelming. but i never just found my way; i made it. and did all i could to prevent recurrence. verzenio reduces the risk of recurrence of hr-positive, her2-negative, node-positive, early breast cancer with a high chance of returning,... as determined by your doctor when added to hormone therapy. hormone therapy works outside the cell...

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takes ten minutes to play, anyone can learn. it's kind of aimed for ages 7 and up and the goal is to create the most valuable meal by stacking and adding cards and all are action cards that can hurt your meal or gain value in your meal. >> okay. >> there's one of my favorites that's like an order envy that allows you to swap cards with somebody else. >> oh, that's good. >> everything is food themed with this. it's really fun. they sold over a million of these. they have 20,000 amazon reviews. it's a really fun one to just have in your house. our deal is $10. >> that's fantastic. pull it out any time with the family. puzzles, these are fun. >> these are fabulous. piecework puzzles. first time on "gma." i'm excited about these because these are a way to bring joy to your leisure time, but really, really gorgeous. >> what's great about them is you can build a collection with them.

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we are back now with "the phantom of the opera," the longest running broadway show in history but due to the pandemic and inflation related issues the show announced the curtain will be closing for the final time in april and we caught up with some of the folks behind the scenes who make the magic happen. ♪ it's the broadway blockbuster still captivating generations of audiences.

the "phantom of the opera" tells the story of a mysterious masked man lurking in the catacombs of the paris opera house and his love for the innocent young soprano christine. andrew lloyd webber's musical celebrates a record 35 years on broadway this week, nearly 20 million people will have experienced the music of the night. >> i think one of the things that makes people return to "fan "phantom" is the score. the music is so lush and so beautiful and so romantic. people never tire of hearing it. >> it's kind of ageless. really, the generations that have come to see this show, the excitement that i see every night on people's faces. >> reporter: behind the curtain it takes 125 people to bring "phantom" to life eight times a

week from musicians to casting and lighting. many of whom have been there since its broadway debut in 1988. after putting on almost 14,000 performances, crew members reflecting on favorite memories. >> well, there's a favorite scene anyway and that would be the lair, i think, because we do so much with so little light in that scene. >> i have seen some very young talented people come right out of school and get a start here. those moments have meant a lot to me to see that happen. >> reporter: for these "phantom" veterans it's so much more than just a musical. >> i moved to new york not knowing what i was going to do other than i wanted to be in musical theater. i wanted to do what i do. at the time in 1988 women conductors weren't all over the place. it literally changed the course of my life. >> i think the most important impact it's had on me is to have been a part of this show, this story, this creative team.

>> i love what i do. i couldn't have asked for anything better to be here for the whole run of the show. it's quite a blessing. >> reporter: the chandelier set to fall for the last time at the majestic theater this april. >> making sure that the show looks good all the way till the end, that's important to me. but, yeah, this is going to be very traumatic, the last week or two. it's already tough. >> i can sum it up in that it's been a huge gift. it's sort of unheard of that we would be able to have such joy for 35 years. ♪ >> wow. what a show and, as we noted, brought my daughters there. it's so great for young kids as well so if you haven't had your tickets yet go do it. last sho

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