good morning, america. breaking news. mass shooting. at least nine people dead following the end of a lunar new year festival in monterey park, california. emergency crews treating victims at the scene. what we know at this hour. new search. fbi agents seizing six new items from president biden's delaware home including some with classified markings. the latest on the investigation, plus, the new abc news/ipsos poll. the public's take on it all. stormy sunday. snow and rain moving into the northeast and severe thunderstorms battering the southeast. drenching rain from the florida

panhandle to the mid-atlantic. the latest on the storm track. violent protests. chaos erupting overnight on the streets of atlanta. authorities making arrests after a peaceful protest takes a turn. search for answers. the family of a memphis man who died following his arrest. preparing to view body camera video of the night he was pulled over. five officers fired over it. murder trial. disgraced former attorney alex murdaugh heads to trial. charged with killing his wife and son. what we're learning about the prosecution's case. health update. "avengers" star jeremy renner revealing his shocking number of broken bones from that near-fatal snowplow accident. and football feats. >> mahomes may have been shaken up as he was taken down. >> patrick mahomes playing through the pain to lead the chiefs to victory. eagles playing giants killers. and a look ahead to today's

critical matchups. good morning, america. we begin with that breaking news overnight, sadly another mass shooting to report to you. this time just outside of los angeles. >> a gunman opening fire after celebrations at a lunar new year festival n monterey park. >> the shooting reportedly taking place at a business nearby. there are reports of multiple fatalities. abc's matt rivers is in monterey park with more. matt, good morning. >> reporter: this is very much an evolving situation here. officials say at least ten people have been killed and at least ten have been injured at this shooting. many of them injured in critical condition. this as the suspect remains on the loose. this morning, at least ten people dead and another ten injured in a mass shooting in california near the site of a large celebration for the lunar new year. >> approximately ten deceased.

>> reporter: the killings inside outside of los angeles, just - after 10:00 p.m. >> ten unresponsive inside and you have two who are still in critical condition. >> reporter: first responders rushing to the scene. triaging victims in a parking lot. >> we have 16 patients at this time. >> reporter: victims then rushed to the hospital. law enforcement responding to the scene. people nearby shaken by the latest mass shooting in america. >> it's sad, but this is the horrible reality in america. these mass shootings. we can't believe that it hit so close to home. >> reporter: now in terms of why

-- >> reporter: now we know that president biden has been briefed on this. the fbi is also here assisting local law enforcement in this investigation. so far though, no word on a mote -- motive behind this shooting. >> we'll be following that all day long. matt rivers there, thank you so much. now we want to get to more breaking news overnight. fbi conducting a voluntary search of the president's delaware home. the justice department saying investigators found six more items including documents with classified markings. abc white house correspondent maryalice parks is at the white house with more. maryalice, good morning to you. more documents. >> reporter: janai, just an extraordinary development. a sitting president offering up his home to be searched, the biden team saying that investigators were given free rein to look at files going back decades. for more than 12 hours friday, department of justice officials conducting a remarkable search of president biden's home.

biden's personal lawyer saying federal investigators seized six items including some documents with classified markings from biden's time as senator as well as vice president. they took personal handwritten notes from the vice presidential years for further review. in a new statement, the president's lawyer writing, we offered to provide prompt access to his home to allow doj to conduct a search of the entire premises for potential vice presidential records and potential classified materials. adding, it was a thorough search of all the materials in the president's wilmington home. and covered all working, living and storage spaces. doj confirming the search was, quote, planned. and consensual. this disclosure the latest in a series of disclosures that have left the president on the defensive. >> i think you'll find there's nothing there. i have no regrets. following what the lawyers told me they want me to do.

>> reporter: the white house arguing that the fact authorized such a search friday shows how he's cooperating fully with the justice department's ongoing investigation. >> he's not resisting an investigation. he's not stonewalling. he's offering total cooperation with the justice department as this proceeds. and that's because of an important reason -- he takes this seriously. he takes classified information seriously. >> reporter: while biden's legal team was present for the search, neither the president nor the first lady were there. the white house punting when asked. >> i'd refer you to the white house counsel office. >> reporter: now, the president's personal lawyer said in his statement that the doj asked that the search not be made public in advance and they agreed. the white house has faced such intense criticism for not disclosing more about these documents sooner but they're trying to balance cooperating with investigators with transparency with the public. janai. >> lot of questions about that transparency. maryalice, there's another big

story from the white house this morning. a major change in the west wing. >> that's right. we know now from the sources that the current white house chief of staff ron klain plans to steps down in the coming weeks. the white house at this point is declining to comment. the shakeup is coming. the exact timing is not yet known. while the president is facing this tough situation with the documents investigation and the special counsel appointed i will say that the timing isn't surprising. the white house just met its two--year mark, halfway point in this presidency. through the midterms and everyone is expecting in the next few days and weeks, the president will make his final decision and announcement whether he'll seek re-election. janai. >> we'll be watching that shakeup for when it does happen. now we want to bring in abc's martha raddatz who will be hosting "this week" later this morning. this was an unprecedented move by the president to essentially give over free rein for

investigators to search his home. before that, a new poll out this morning, done before those developments overnight, what does that new poll say about the public opinion about the biden's handling of these classified documents? >> well, it's not good. 34% believe it's appropriate. 64% believe it's inappropriate. more think what donald trump did was inappropriate but this is not a good look for joe biden. >> not at all. 64%. then obviously since then giving over that unprecedented access to his home, but give us an idea of how people are feeling about former president trump's handling of classified papers. do they think it's the same, one worse than the other? >> they think it's worse for president trump, search warrant, fbi officials descended on mar-a-lago. president biden gave his permission for these doj investigators to go into this

house, but this is all may be blurred with the public. not legally, politically it's a mess. remember, president biden just on thursday said there's no there there. also, those documents have been there a lot longer than donald trump had them. >> to learn about that new search overnight. all right, more that, thank you so much. we'll tune in later this morning to "this week." martha raddatz will interview representative michael mccaul and senator chris coons about the latest military aid to ukraine. and the debate in congress over raising the debt ceiling. the city of memphis now bracing for reaction from release of police body camera footage of a traffic stop. the man arrested, dying later in a hospital. his family members expected to view the footage tomorrow. abc's ike ejiochi is here with more.

ike, good morning. >> reporter: this traffic stop has rocked the city of memphis. now that the five police officers have been fired, people want to know exactly what happened that night that 29-year-old was pulled over. now the family just a day away from watching those body camera and surveillance videos. this all started two weeks ago when officers pulled tyre nichols over for reckless driving. that's when investigators said two confrontations took place. people say nichols complained of having shortness of breath. the 29-year-old died in the hospital just three days later. memphis police department's investigation found that the officers involved violated multiple department policies. including excessive use of force, duty to intervene. as well as duty to render aid. now a cause of death hasn't been released. video of the incident they're expected to be released to the public as soon as the family review it. now to the violent night in atlanta. the protests over the fatal

police shooting of an activist erupting into chaos. abc's elwyn lopez is in atlanta with the latest. >> reporter: overnight, chaos erupting in downtown atlanta. firecrackers set ablaze. >> this police car in flames. police arresting six people. the protest against a new police training center and the killing of an environmental activist started peacefully but took a turn when some rioters smashed windows and set a cruiser on fire. >> a group inside that crowd decided to start committing illegal acts which included 6 breaking windows and attacking police cruisers that were in the area. >> reporter: at least three businesses damaged before authorities restored order. this just days after officers shot and killed a protester in the forest where the training center will be built.

demonstrators had okay pid occupied it for months. authorities say that protester shot first but fellow environmental activists claim it was peaceful and unfairly attacked. >> we continue to protect the right of peacefully protest. we won't tolerate violence or property destruction. >> reporter: no officers or citizens were injured. the atlanta mayor saying that several of those arrested were from out of state. the governor here saying that those crimes won't be tolerated and will be fully prosecuted. turning overseas now to the war in ukraine. u.s. officials revealing the staggering number of casualties among russian forces as kyiv is renewing its calls to the west to send tanks. abc's matt gutman is in ukraine with the latest this morning. matt, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, janai. behind me you can see this memorial for ukrainian soldiers. now neither side listing their number of casualties, but u.s. officials now saying there have

been at least 150,000 russian killed or wounded in this war. just 11 months of fighting. that's russia's signaling to mobilize even more troops in the coming months. this morning, vladimir putin's willingness to sacrifice his countrymen in ukraine coming into focus. u.s. officials saying over 150,000 russian dead or wounded, possibly nearing 200,000. the chairman of the joint chiefs, general mark milley, calling it a bloody war for both sides but for russia -- >> it's turning into an absolute catastrophe. >> reporter: officials expect putin to throw more troops into the fight and have an expected offensive in the coming weeks. ukraine pleading for tanks to fend them off. this ukrainian tank commander operating near bakhmut saying his tanks are useless. but with modern western tanks he said ukraine would be unstoppable. so far only the uk agreeing to send tanks. bakhmut is a city in the east that has become a slaughterhouse for both sides. this volunteer u.s. medic

sharing this video, his team running through no-man's-land to tend to a wounded ukrainian soldier. paralyzed but alive. a canadian volunteer showing me this video of evacuating three people last week. >> that's ours. >> reporter: he describes the sprints across sniper's alleys. the destruction uninterrupted. >> the schools, the places i have been. holes in the ground as deep your erhesce. it's like a movie. >> bad movie. >> yes, it's really bad. really bad. >> reporter: now this morning, poland lashing out at germany for its refusal to allow its tanks to be sent to ukraine. that's as we're hearing of increasing russian movement in the area of zaporizhzhia. zaporizhzhia the site of the largest nuclear power plant in

europe, russia appears to be trying to consolidate its hold over the area. eva. >> matt, thank you. to the royals now and new details just released overnight on plans for the coronation of king charles. abc's lama hasan is live in london. good morning, lama. >> reporter: good morning to you, eva. buckingham palace has just released new details on king charles' coronation. a weekend jam packed of celebrations. the palace revealing the king and queen will be crowned on saturday, may 6th, at westminster abbey. where kings and queens have been crowned since 1066. there will be a ceremonial procession back to buckingham palace followed by a royal balcony appearance. just who will be on that famous balcony? question marks on whether we'll see harry and meghan at the event. the couple's relationship with the rest of the royals particularly strained after the release of harry's book "spare." the best-selling book, setting

records, but a guest list has yet to be released. on sunday, there will be a big coronation lunch like the street parties we saw during the queen's jubilee. there will also be a star-studded concert at windsor castle. landmarks across the uk will be lit up to mark the occasion. to cap it all off on the monday, the bank holiday, the country is being encouraged to come together to volunteer in the community. palace saying they hope this will be an opportunity for everyone to celebrate and to come together with their family and friends. >> lama, thank you so much. we turn now to a public memorial service at graceland today for lisa marie presley. the celebration of life for elvis' only daughter being held following a private service. presley will be buried on the family compound next to her onl. the mother of four died on january 12th after suffering cardiac arrest. still undetermined.of death is - lisa marie presley was 54 years old. we're going change gears now and get a check of the weather. sam champion joining us. we're so lucky he's down there

in miami. how is it going, sam? >> good morning, janai. things are breezy here in miami. some gusts and some clouds moving through here, up to 20 miles per hour. our friends are here with us. let's talk about the storms on the board right now, we had two really yesterday. one delivering winter stuff in kansas. 8 inches of snow here. a much as 11 in is the state. there are at least ten states involved here, and we just added indiana and kentucky. two lows get together and form our east coast storm, and this is worth watching. it's rain and storms in georgia, the carolinas, north florida today. some of those storms can be a little bit punchy. even to the severe level. possible tornado. look at this snow. what everyone is going to be talking about sunday night into monday morning. as we pull it away, and here's our totals. it's a little farther to the south. buffalo, not as much snow during the game. but big snow totals in new york state.

we'll be talking about our gameday forecast. a little cool air on the west coast. all of that when we come back. whit. >> you mentioned the wind, sam, it looks good with the flowy wave of the hair. positioned perfectly, like the beyonce way. >> it's not real wind, whit. i brought my beyonce fan. >> exactly. >> it does look like a music t? >> thank you so much, sam. speaking of football, the ch iefs' patrick mahomes playin

through the pain in the divisional round playoffs and the big rematch today happening between the bengals and the bills. their previous meeting cut short after damar hamlin's frightening collapse on the field. trevor ault is in buffalo with more. trevor, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, whit. it's a great weekend for football. yesterday, we had a pair of juggernauts taking on two underdogs, and the juggernauts really handled their business. today's two games could be more evenly matched. and you know the fans especially here in buffalo are ready for a battle. >> and kelce in the end zone for another touchdown. >> reporter: this weekend a crucial slate of games in the divisional round of the nfl playoffs. in kansas city, the chiefs hosting the underdogs jacksonville jaguars. >> mahomes may have been shaken up as he was taken down. >> reporter: k.c. star quarterback patrick mahomes injuring his ankle in the first quarter. >> shaking his head saying, i am good. >> reporter: noticeably upset as he sat out a few plays. >> here comes mahomes. >> reporter: eventually returning to the game limping but still lighting up the field,

now heading to their fifth >> i n'mot c championship. out. inacto>> aepnafr 38-7 win. kp i going. we want to be consistent. >> reporter: they'll face the winner of tonight's nfc matchup. dak prescott and the dallas cowboys heading west to take on the san francisco 49ers. but first this afternoonthe long anticipated rematch. the buffalo bills and the cincinnati bengals squaring up for the first time since stopping midgame when damar hamlin suffered cardiac arrest. >> what happened is always in the back of everybody's minds. now it's win or go home. >> reporter: hamlin continues to recover at home. his family saying he's still on oxygen and has a long road ahead. but that hasn't stopped him from

visitig the am. fueling speculation mheay up at the stadium today.onn atv before that game? is he coming out? >> i don't know. i don't know, man. he ee if the bills win today, next week they'll play kansas city at a neutral site next week. some say today's game should be played at a neutral site, and not here in buffalo. neither team is worried about that today. guys. that you're not worrying any gloves, trevor. it's cold. >> they're on the ground over there. >> thank you so much, trevor. you guys said you had a message for strahan. >> no. >> apology card is in the mail. >> all right. >> look at you stirring up trouble. still coming up here, a prominent former lawyer accused of killing his wife and son, what we can expect as the trial for alex murdaugh gets under way.

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search the salinas river today as water levels have dropped yesterday, cruz and hundreds of volunteers searched near san miguel and san luis obispo county. and lisa argento morning to you. let's get a check outside. alright let's good morning. we have some fog forming out there. you can see here in the bottom zero visibility, gusty ridgetop winds with a wind advisory throughout the day. today it is 44 in san francisco. you can see the sun and the fog there. 35 santa rosa . so those breezy winds keeping it kind of windy and gusty. midnight upper fifties today, slightly warmer midweek. all right, lisa. thank you. thanks for joining us. the news continues right now with good

♪ at last ♪ ♪ at last ♪ welcome back to "gma" on this sunday morning. queen bey is back. beyonce performing on stage live for the first time in more than four years. to celebrating the new atlantis hotel. even duetting with her daughter, blue ivy carter. what a moment. >> also that show. for your first show back. some of the other big stories we're following on this sunday morning. happening right now, the breaking news overnight. a mass shooting in monterey park, just outside of los angeles. a gunman opening firing, killing at least ten people.

and injuring ten more. police saying the suspect fled the scene and is still at large. according to gun violence archive, this is already the 33rd mass shooting this year and it's only january 22nd. >> staggering numbers. also right now, the federal government says it seized more than $600 million assets from c executive sam bankman-fried this month. this after he told our george stephanopoulos last november that he had $100,000 and one credit card left to his name. the former ceo and co-founder of cryptocurrency exchange ftx has pleaded not guilty. to allegations he defrauded customers and investors out of billions of dollars. and the cost of mailing a letter or postcard is going up, starting today first class forever stamps will cost 63 cents instead of 60. postcard postage is going up to

48 cents. postal officials say that we can expect a price increase twice a year moving forward. we start this half hour with a look at a high-profile murder trial getting under way tomorrow. jury selection slated to start in south carolina for alex murdaugh, once a prominent lawyer, now accused of double murder. this week, disgraced south carolina attorney alex murdaugh will go to trial accused in the brutal murders of his wife and son. >> there are still a lot of unanswered questions. >> reporter: this morning, a glimpse of what's to come in the trial. prosecutors adding google and snapchat representatives to their witness list. murdaugh's son paul reportedly sent a snapchat video to his friends just hours before his murder. meanwhile, the defense filing a motion to block blood spatter evidence from the trial. >> the prosecution expert didn't find blood spatter on the shirt.

but he says he then did a different kind of testing and was able to find it. >> reporter: it was june of 2021 when alex murdaugh made a 911 call claiming he found his wife and their 22-year-old son shot to death outside the family hunting lodge. >> my name is alex murdaugh. please hurry.a soutcaliand ju t murders. at his indictment hearing murdaugh pleading not guilty. prosecutors said that murdaugh murdered his family to try to gain sympathy to distract from financial crimes. he's accused of stealing more than $8.5 million from more a dozen victims. friends, family and clients of his family law firm. >> they're going to have to have specific evidence linking him to that scene. proof beyond a reasonable doubt not that he was up to no good but that he actually murdered his wife and son. >> and jury selections start monday, with opening arguments to follow this later week.

they're seeking life without parole if he's convicted. >> murdaugh was a prominent attorney in the area, how difficult will it be to seat a jury? >> he comes from a very well-known family in that area. pretty much everyone knows who his family is. this is the jury questionnaire. it's 40-plus questions in it. it asks questions about your connection to law enforcement to how you come to your own personal beliefs. that will play a big role in how they seat this jury. >> so interesting. thank you. now to a disturbing update about the teacher that was allegedly shot by her 6-year-old student. word there that there may have been missed warning signs about athool safety, plus, we're ith classroom. abc's mona kosar abdi is here

with more. >> reporter: that substitute teacher said she was assigned to the same class where the incident allegedly took place. because of her experience she decided she would not return to that school again. this morning only on "gma," a substitute teacher who filled in for first grade teacher abigail zwerner is now speaking it out. >> i knew it was abby. when they said a first grade teacher was shot. oh, my gosh, that was the class i was in. >> reporter: she taught in september, in the same classroom where the police say the 6-year-old took his mother's ir 25-year-old teacher. holliday remembers being overwhelmed by the chaos of the classroom. >> i got to the point where i couldn't teach. they were screaming, they were fighting.

>> reporter: multiple sources telling abc news that zwerner had been trying to get help with student behavior in this classroom for a while but that it fell on deaf ears. "the washington post" also reporting that officials downplayed educators' warnings. including dismissing his threat to light a teacher on fire and watch her die. >> this is an unprecedented situation that we're dealing with. a 6-year-old. this shooting was not accidental, it was intentional. >> reporter: school officials say on the day of shooting they received a tip that led them to search the 6-year-old's backpack but no gun was found. the superintendent sent out a letter to parents this week that they're purchasing 90 metal detectors and clear backpacks to hand out to students.or to you guys, most of the kids are underyears old. >> such a disturbing case. 0 all right, let's go back sam champion and get another check of the weather. he's down there in miami and

we're watching a few systems across the country. >> we're going to go west, but whit, just look at this beautiful breeze this morning across the miami area. a few clouds in here. it's a gorgeous but cool day. these storm systems in the west. we have games to talk about. yesterday that snow fell near olympia, washington. look at the size of those flakes. a new system is moving into the west this morning. a front moving into northern california. so we've got weather advisories, including that wind, that wind will be a problem for our game, san francisco. i'm not a sports expert. i can't imagine that's a good thing with all that wind going into the stadium and balls in the air. i'm not sure, but that's wha

so, again, just trying to figure out what that wind will do the gametime forecast. it's cold in san francisco. >> it's a good thing you look so good standing there. >> very casual description of wind and balls in air. >> sam you're welcome back for sports analysis any time and/or the weather. >> good to know. >> thank you, sam. coming up on "good morning america" -- "avengers" star jeremy renner gives his fans an update following that snowplow accident. a shocking tally on his broken bones. and then, turning up the oscar buzz. the leading contenders for a nomination, so is your favorite on the list? ok jake from state farm, i really want that personal price plan... mr. and mrs. alvarez... i save my shrimp tails. i have a whole collection. i keep them in jars under my bed. you don't need to get that personal. the state farm personal price plan helps you create an affordable price just for you.

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welcome back to "gma." welcome back to "gma." as "avengers" star jeremy renner gives us a clearer picture of just how badly he was injured in that snowplow accident. the actor says he's got dozens of broken bones now. abc's phil lipof with more details. >> reporter: it'actuallyanmagin. after two weeks, two surgeries, life-threatening injuries and a pretty painful recovery, renner is home this morning thankful with a new outlook on life.

>> let's give them hell. >>ter: this morning, jeremy renner says he broke orme than 30 bones in that new year's day snowplow accident near his reno, nevada, home. posting this picture on instagram, the caption reading, morning workouts, resolutions all changed this particular new year's. spawned from tragedy. quickly focused into uniting actionable. >> so i don't know someone in front of my house -- got run over a snowcat. he's been crushed. >> reporter: on new year's day, renner's snowcat was stuck in the snow on his property near lake tahoe when he tried to free it he was crushed by the 14,000-ton machine. airlifted to the hospital with orthopedic injuries. >> every patient, okay. >> okay, love you. >> reporter: the mayor of kingston star turned 52 during

his two-week hospital stay. updating fans on social media. this first video, joking about an icu spa day. in his latest post, he goes on to thank everyone for their messagf thoughtfulness and ends with this, these 30-plus broken bones will mend, grow stronger, just like the love and bond with family and friends love and blessings to you all. renner has a long recovery ahead of him, including extensive physical therapy. but suffering those life that the first day of this year turned out to be the first day of the rest of his life. >> the details. he's so lucky to be alive. thank you, phil. coming up here on "good morning america" -- all eyes on hollywood with the oscar nominations just days away. will some popcorn favorites get the nod? ? your mission: stand up to moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis.

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and "top gun maverick." there's a disconnect between box office hits and what gets nominated for an oscar. >> it's a really interesting varied group. the academy is more inclusive than it used to be.oar rtf set ofoiions. >> reporter:rowd pleasers "star wars" and "raition, but n. largely because of the independent film movement. >> if you strike me down i shall become more powerful than you possibly could ever imagine. >> this is the first year that i feel like people really got excited to go back to theaters and so i think that that's a big part of the reason, some of the blockbuster movies are in best picture conversations this year. when those aren't always included. >> reporter: it's pretty exciting names in the mix for best acting categories. austin butler for elvis. michelle yeoh for everything everywhere all at once.

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