reggie: good luck getting around this morning. go with god. good morning, america, for our viewers in the west. the city of memphis bracing for release of the police body cam footage in the tyre nichols case. city on edge. overnight, a vigil held for tyre nichols after the five former police officers fired after the arrest that resulted in his death were charged with murder. >> this was wrong. this was criminal. >> the city and the nation anticipate the release of the videos. how the nichols family is reacting. >> i want each and every one of you to protest in peace. >> and memphis police chief cerelyn davis joins us live. a top isis leader killed. u.s. special forces taking out a key facilitator for the group. how they pulled off the risky operation. taking the stand.

the first witnesses to testify in the alex murdaugh double murder trial as jurors see police body camera footage. what the ex-attorney said moments after his wife and son were killed. with growing questions about the handling of our nation's secrets, former presidents and vice presidents asked to search their files for classified documents. how they're responding. murder mystery. an arrest in the killing of a microsoft executive and father of four gunned down a year ago but authorities say the suspect didn't act alone. what we're learning about him this morning. crypto chaos. inside the collapse that wiped out billions of dollars in wealth for millions of everyday people and what needs to be done to police the industry. hackers hacked. the major cybercrime bust. how federal agents say they infiltrated the ransomware group. >> they have stolen well over $150 million, it's no joke. >> broke into schools and even hospitals. now what's next with no one behind bars? and 20 years of jimmy kimmel.

the late night host brings back the stars from his original show, snoop, coldplay, clooney and -- >> jimmy kimmel. no. >> of course. >> i want to apologize for matt damon, we ran out of time for him. >> what the actual -- >> maybe matt damon will get on the show in the next 20. good morning, america. a yoi gooto be with y all and we want to get rig the five former police officers involved in tyre nichols' death have been charged with murder. >> the police video will be released this evening. memphis and the country brace for the response. elwyn lopez starts us off from a city on edge. good morning, elwyn. >> reporter: george, good morning. the city of memphis will soon get a firsthand look at what led

to the death of tyre nichols. his family urging for calm as authorities brace for what's to come. this morning, outrage over the roles prosecutors say five ex-memphis police officers played in the death of tyre nichols. >> frankly, i'm shocked. i'm sickened by what i saw. it's absolutely appalling. let me be clear. what happened here does not at all reflect proper policing. this was wrong. this was criminal. >> reporter: tadarrius bean, demetrius haley, desmond mills jr., justin smith, and emmitt martin iii all facing felony criminal charges including second-degree murder and aggravated kidnapping and assault. >> they're facing a second-degree murder charge instead of a first degree, because first-degree murder priors premeditation. we all know that a traffic stop should not result in a death. >> reporter: the nichols family attorney telling abc news, five officers being held criminally accountable for their deadly and brutal actions gives us hope as we continue to push for justice

for tyre. the now former officers were part of a street crime unit known as scorpion. all five fired about two weeks after nichols was pulled over for alleged reckless driving. >> the families are relieved that they terminated the officers in a swift manner and they also are thankful that the charges were brought today. >> reporter: the district attorney says there were two confrontations on january 7th. >> one running on foot. >> reporter: in the first he says pepper spray was deployed and nichols ran away. >> subject fighting at this time. >> reporter: the second more physical. >> there was another altercation at a nearby location at which the serious injuries were experienced by mr. nichols after some period of time of waiting around afterwards, he was taken away by an ambulance. >> reporter: the 29-year-old critically injured dying three days later. his family sharing this photo of

him, his face bruised and swollen. attorneys for two of the former officers mills and martin saying their clients intend to plead not guilty. abc news reached out to smith, bean, and haley but have not heard back. >> no one out there that night intended for tyre nichols to die. >> when it's time to defend our clients, our side of things will come out. >> reporter: as law enforcement across the country brace for protests, expected to follow the anticipated release of the videos showing tyre's arrest, overnight his mom urging calm. >> it's going to be horrific. but i want each and every one of you to protest in peace. i don't want us burning up our cities, tearing up the streets because that's not what my son stood for. >> reporter: george, the mayor here said that they launched an

internal review of operations and policies of their specialized units. george, a federal civil rights investigation is also under way. >> why did they decide to release the tape tonight, not earlier? >> reporter: officials here said that they first wanted to take the proper legal steps. they also wanted the nichols family to take a look at the video privately, before they released it. >> thanks. we go overseas now, where military officials say the u.s. has conducted a risky raid in northern somalia killing a senior isis leader and several other militants. our chief global affairs correspondent has the latest. good morning, martha. >> reporter: good morning, michael. this morning, the elite american special operations team that carried out this dramatic raid in africa is safe and back at their base and the pentagon says a top isis leader and at least ten isis fighters are dead.

the raid was launched in darkness. u.s. helicopters descending on a cave complex in northern somalia. the special operations team had hoped to take the isis leader bilal al sudani alive but the pentagon says the americans were met with intense gunfire making that impossible. president biden gave the final approval for the risky raid before it was launched. the team had been practicing for weeks using mock-ups of the target area and making practice rnweresecretary of defensehis harmed in the raid and the operation leaves the u.s. safer and more secure. linsey. >> that is good news, martha, thank you. now to the latest on the war in ukraine. russian forces are intensifying their attacks on the country as a new barrage of missile strikes across the country kill at least 11 people. tom soufi burridge is on the scene for us once again in ukraine. good morning, tom.

>> reporter: yeah, good morning, linsey. russia now escalating its offensive in this region according to a senior ukrainian official wherein the largest ukrainian-held city on the edge of the combat, we've been hearing intense fighting in the distance and our team has seen up close the heavy toll for ukrainian troops. this morning, russia's relentless bombardment of cities in the east escalating as its troops try and seize more land. ukrainian forces now facing a sustained assault at new points along the front line. according to ukraine's military governor here, civilians still living among the fighting. two more people killed in this region overnight, say officials. our team witnessing the heavy cost for ukrainian troops. this is a military field hospital. soldiers are rushed here on a constant basis. back from the front lines, you can see the priest over there, one of the chief medics, they're getting ready for more patients coming in.

we've seen injured soldiers arrive. several men brought in, one of them hit in the neck in a critical condition. this morning, officials telling us he did survive, but priest sergei is here because many do not. we pray for them. worry for each of them, he says. we're defending our country. we can't just sit down and cry. this human cost from the battles is heavy on the russian side too. for now the ukrainians are trying to hold the front lines. they know new weaponry from the u.s. and its nato allies including those advanced tanks could start arriving here in a matter of weeks, michael. >> all right, tom soufi burridge, thank you so much. going to turn now to an explosive first day of testimony in the double murder trial of alex murdaugh. prosecutors show police body cam video from the night the once prominent south carolina attorney's wife and son were shot to death. eva pilgrim is in walterboro, south carolina, with the details for us.

good morning, eva. >> reporter: good morning, michael. this video was the first real look at this very gruesome crime scene. the jury paying close attention to every detail. some of them having a visible reaction to what they saw. this morning, jurors returning to court after seeing police body camera footage of murdaugh the disgraced attorney now accused of their murders. the video shielded from public view but first responders describing the gruesome scene. >> i could see mr. murdaugh down at the end of the driveway. as i approached toward him, i could see the male victim was close to a small shed and the dog kennel on the left. there was a large deal of blood that had pooled around his body. same thing for the female victim on the right. also a large amount of blood around her body. >> reporter: murdaugh emotional in court but the night of the double murders -- >> did you ever see any tears in your interactions with mr. murdaugh? >> he did not appear to be

crying. he was upset but i did not see any visible tears. >> reporter: in that body camera video murdaugh heard immediately giving the officer an explanation for the shootings pointing to a fatal 2019 boat crash. paul murdaugh was facing multiple charges and a lawsuit. >> this is a long story. my son was in a boat wreck. he's been getting threats. most of it's been benign stuff we didn't take serious. you know, he's been getting punched. i know that's what it is. >> reporter: murdaugh then repeatedly asking about his wife and son. >> did you check them? what are they doing? were they hurt? >> reporter: after finding the bodies near the kennels, he tells the officers he went and got his gun from his house. >> based off how nervous he was acting and anxious and upset, i decided it was in everyone's best interest to get that shotgun and secure it in my vehicle so no one else had access to it. >> reporter: at one point you hear murdaugh on the phone.

>> the police are here now. that's my brother. >> reporter: during cross-examination the defense raising the possibility police compromised evidence at the crime scene. >> what did you do other than put yellow tape up to preserve the crime scene? >> that is about the extent of my job is to put up the tape and make sure people that don't need to cross it don't cross it. >> in some jurisdictions they have little baggie things to put over their feet to make sure they don't contaminate the scene. did you have those on? >> no, sir. >> did you go to the house? >> i did not. >> did your department? >> we did not. >> reporter: but officers defending their investigation that night. >> are you aware that any evidence was contaminated in this case? >> i am not. >> did you engage in everything you could to avoid contaminating evidence? >> yes. >> reporter: this jury has a lot more testimony to get to. the potential witness list is 255 names, 9 pages long. >> okay, eva, thanks.

to washington now, where archives asking former presidents to make a search of their files. after classified material was found at the homes of donald trump, joe biden, and mike pence. senior national correspondent terry moran has the story. good morning, terry. >> reporter: good morning, george. with classified tears turning up in all kinds of places they do not belong the national archives took this extraordinary step sending this letter to all the former presidents and vice presidents dating back to ronald reagan and asking them to go through, comb through their papers and files to make sure they don't have classified material or presidential records that belong to the government. that letter which has been obtained by abc news requested that former presidents or their representatives in the case of reagan and george h.w. bush who have died, make sure in those files that materials thought to be personal do not, quote, inadvertently contain classified materials and that letter has a pointed reminder, it says, quote, the responsibility to comply with the presidential records act does not diminish after the end of an administration and as you say,

this letter comes just two days after former vice president mike pence acknowledged that he found classified materials at his home in indiana and, of course, after that fbi raid at former president trump's mar-a-lago home last year, turned up hundreds of documents and after classified materials were found at president biden's home in his garage and at his former office here in d.c. now, abc's reached out to these former presidents and the offices of former president obama and bill clinton. they say that all of the classified material in their possession was properly turned over years ago and the office of former president george w. bush, well, they tell us they are confident that they don't have any classified material either. george. >> terry moran, thanks, michael. we turn now to our super bowl countdown. all eyes are on the young quarterbacks this championship weekend. o is patrick mahomes who is just 27 years old. will reeve is here with more. good morning, will. say when it makes me feel old. [ laughter ]

anyway, we have four teams left. each with a real shot at winning a super bowl thanks in large part to their quarterbacks. we've got three mvp finalists and a rookie of the year candidate. one of them is going to win the super bowl. they've got to play these games first. this morning, championship weekend is upon us. the afc and nfc championship games just two days away. the winner of each moving on to the super bowl. and this year it's all about the young guns under center. the four quarterbacks all writing their legends in realtime. >> we have the youngest collection of quarterbacks in nfl history vying to make more history. >> reporter: kansas city qb patrick mahomes is the elder statesman of the bunch. he's just 27, and has already won a super bowl and an mvp, and is the likely winner of the award again this year. fans anxious about mahomes' health after he hurt his ankle last weekend against jacksonville. >> if you're not fired up to play a team that's beat you

three times in a row in the afc championship game, then you won't be fired up for any game. i'm excited to play against a great football team. >> reporter: standing between mahomes and another trip to the big game is another mvp finalist, 26-year-old cincinnati superstar joe burrow whose bengals beat the chiefs in this game last year to advance to the super bowl. >> joe burrow has beaten patrick mahomes three times. and the only other quarterback to ever do that was tom brady. >> we know them. they know us. it's going to be a fun one. >> reporter: in the nfc championship game it's the san francisco 49ers in philly to face the eagles led by their 24-year-old mvp candidate quarterback jalen hurts. >> philly has the home field advantage. that crowd is going to be raucous. >> reporter: san francisco finished their season with their third string quarterback, brock purdy, the very last pick in last year's draft. the player in that slot forever known as mr. irrelevant, but

purdy has kept the niners top of mind in the nfl. he's undefeated as a starter, a finalist for rookie of the year, and at age 23 will become one of the youngest qbs ever to start a conference championship game. >> these kind of games it's all about communication. how can you operate smoothly, get in and out of the huddle, get the play off correctly, make sure everybody is on the same page. >> reporter: now, on that mahomes injury, everyone was nervous that it would impact him this week and deprive us of that second straight chiefs/bengals afc championship but mahomes has been a full participant in practice this week. he is good to go. the chiefs obviously want him out there because they haven't beaten the bengals in the burrow/mahomes matchup ever. these games are going to be awesome and that's all i got. >> geriatric compared to all these guys. >> right. i'm the elder statesman here. >> 27, and they need him out there. they haven't been able to beat the bengals with him so -- >> i know. a rematch from last year, so good. so much football. >> how old are you? >> 30. >> oh. [ laughter ] >> let me tell you, in football

when it starts with a 3, your age, the first number is 3 they call you old man in the locker room from experience. >> thank you, will. coming up, we hear from victims of the crypto crash. the average americans who lost their savings when the crypto markets went bust. >> and an arrest in the murder of a microsoft executive. a father of four gunned down in the street. police believe he did not act alone. first, over to ginger. >> thanks, linsey. we had a potent lake-effect snow band. the pictures from holland, close to six inches. up to ten inches here and then you go to oswego, where the lakes are like nearly iceless, the second lowest ice extent since the satellite era began. really incredible how mild we've been. we're going to have a little clipper go through. chicago should get some snow tomorrow and another one into the weekend so a little behind for nebraska, south dakota, sioux city all the way through central iowa, more than 6 inches. then the cold settles in. february is going to come in roaring, even in the northeast by the end of next week, we're talking single digit feels like if not well subzero. your local weather in 30 seconds.

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live in our next hour. also, bed bath & beyond warned that it does not have the money to pay its debts. the storied retailer defaulted earlier this year and creditors are demanding payment. the company's executives say that filing for bankruptcy is on the table. and legendary sports broadcaster billy packer passed away thursday. his son mark sharing the sad news on twitter overnight. the emmy winner covered 34 final fours from 1975 all the way to 2008, the year he was inducted into the national collegiate basketball hall of fame. his family sharing that he had been hospitalized for the past three weeks ultimately succumbing to kidney failure. billy packer was 82 years old. what a career. we've got a lot more ahead including how federal agencies say they hacked the hackers, infiltrating the group who broke into hospitals and schools. that is coming up, george. now, we're going to go to the mysterious murder of a microsoft executive and father of four nearly one year ago. police now have a suspect in custody but they don't believe he acted alone. trevor ault has the story.

good morning, trevor. >> reporter: good morning, george. so investigators say jared bridegan took his children to dinner every other week like clockwork and last february he had done just that when he was gunned down in the middle of the street. authorities now say they found the shooter, but they believe there is more to this story than just one man pulling the trigger. is morning, a suged thilling-o targedmurder.,gahis and and >>hoti ht drpeoff two of his children with their mother, his ex-wife shana gardner-fernandez, on his way home with his 2-year-old daughter in the backseat they say this tire blocked the road and when he stopped presumably to move it, he was suddenly gunned down in cold blood. >> nothing was stolen from him. his 2-year-old daughter remained strapped in the car seat in the back. >> reporter: bridegan's widow

kirsten says she, her family and her children are devastated. especially her young daughter who witnessed this horrifying crime. >> my daughter bexley has separation anxiety. she's fearful for my life. she's fearful that mom's not coming back. and that rips me apart like she should not have to have that fear. >> reporter: after nearly a year-long investigation, authorities now say henry tenon is bridegan's killer, charging him with second-degree murder and conspiracy to commit murder. >> we know henry tenon did not andrief roommate jerry ordway.ad he in a house d gaan husband >> mario owns the house that we both had rented from him. the atf and jacksonville beach police raided my house, took me

downtown to interrogate me for hours. who was mario? he was my landlord, bro. >> reporter: mario fernandez did not respond to multiple requests for comment. shana gardner-fernandez denied having anything to do with her ex-husband's death last summer. >> even though we didn't get along he was still the father of my kids. >> reporter: the bridegan's family says they're relieved someone is finally in custody, but they still need answers. >> the news that this was an orchestrated event and that there are -- that this individual did not act alone is terrifying. >> tenon lived in a whole other part of town that we never went to. there's not even a chance that jared ran into him at a gas station. he was involved because someone else pulled him in. sealed but arraignment set for february 16th, the one-year anniversary of jared bridegan's death. guys? >> okay, thank you. we turn to a major cybercrime bust. federal agents say they hacked the hackers, infiltrating the

hive ransomware group who broke into schools and even hospitals. aaron katersky is here with the story. good morning, aaron. >> reporter: good morning to you, michael. those hackers known as hive did sting where it hurts deploying malicious software at hospitals and schools, critical infrastructure, locking up computers and demanding a ransom. well, now the u.s. has hacked back. this morning, the russia-linked hacking group known as hive considered one of the most prolific and dangerous has been shut down. >> simply put, using lawful means, we hacked the hackers. >> reporter: the fbi and international police gained access to hive seizing its servers and the keys to decrypt its software. >> preventing at least $130 million in ransom payments and cutting off the gas that's fueling hive's fire. >> reporter: since hive was detected in 2021, it has targeted thousands of victims taking in more than $100 million in extortion payments. its hackers have been blamed for stealing the data of 270,000 patients at a medical complex in louisiana.

and as covid cases were surging it rendered a hospital in ohio unable to accept new patients. >> the hive has been targeting the health care system, universities and everyday americans for some time now. so they've stolen well over $150 million. it's no joke. rorr:or the lt sii without paying a ransom. but there have been no arrests. >> cybercriminals will up their game. cybercrime is a constantly evolving threat, and i think it sends the right message but i don't think it's the end game. by any stretch. >> reporter: the authorities have long accused russia of harboring ransomware groups like hive so they're not going away, but the fbi is hoping this case convinces companies to come forward if they've been targeted. that way investigators can try to trace the hack, maybe recover some of the money or, guys, make those companies not have to pay to get their stuff back. >> all right, aaron, thank you

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good morning, rebecca. >> reporter: good morning, george. when you think about cryptocurrency, maybe you picture tom brady or gisele in a super bowl ad or maybe it's a guy in a hoodie in the bahamas, but so many people who are not celebrities or billionaires got swept up in the crypto euphoria, and we want you to listen to their stories as we look for what's next for this risky bet. it started with super bowl ads. >> a trade? are you sure? >> not a trade-trade. a trade in crypto. >> reporter: crypto logos plastered on multiple arenas. >> what's crypto? >> reporter: and the rich and famous entered the conversation. >> fortune favors the brave. >> ftx, a safe and easy way to get into crypto. >> i don't think so. i'm never wrong about this stuff. never. >> reporter: and it turns out he wasn't. >> bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies have taken a nosedive. >> about $8 billion vanished. >> now they're crashing. >> how was your day at school? >> good. >> reporter: curt dell is a father of three living in southern california with his wife, victoria.

>> it's just such a bad situation. >> reporter: the bad situation he's talking about, more than $200,000 worth of bitcoin he can't access in a crypto app called celsius. unfortunately, like so many crypto companies last year, celsius collapsed filing for bankruptcy in july saying it owed customers $4.7 billion. what would that money have meant to your life? >> everything. my kids' education, my mortgage. my student loans, my wife's student loans. >> what grade would you give regulators? >> i think i'd give an "a," not applicable. this is an unregulated market, and it really needs to be regulated. >> reporter: this is christy goldsmith romero, one of five commissioners at the cftc, an agency that some argue should take the lead on regulating crypto. what do you say to american consumers right now who feel

like all of this is too little too late? >> we need to do everything we can. we need to police this industry as strong as we can. but we also need greater tools from congress. >> reporter: it's a call echoed by the head of another regulator, gary gensler at the securities and exchange commission. >> we could always use for resources. >> what can congress do differently? >> they can give us money for a few hundred people to do this stuff. >> that's what you need? >> yeah. >> what's your advice to a pcon now? >> this is highly risky, and ultimately you need to be really careful. like what are you willing to lose? >> will you ever invest in crypto again after this experience? >> i would reinvest, especially now that the market is down. unfortunately, i don't have the money i once did to do it but i would. >> such a sweet family but curt really surprised me there that

even after everything he is still a crypto believer and that's something i've heard now, guys, from a number of smaller investors. that's why it's so important for this industry to have guardrails and enforcement and for people to understand that if there's big up side, you're also taking on big risk. >> yeah, no question about that. you can find out more on all this crypto chaos by checking out "impact x nightline." this episode is streaming now on hulu. new episodes drop every thursday. coming up here our "play of the day." on hulu. new episodes drop every thursday. coming up here our "play of the day." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i can't believe i survived ♪ ♪ ♪ spun around, flipped upside down, ♪ ♪ i'm alive ♪ ♪

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people i've met. >> matt, it's kimmel. >> it's for jimmy kimmel? no. [ bleep ] piece of [ bleep ]. boo. boo. boo. boo. >> so good. of course, kimmel and damon's fake feud is as long running as the show itself. but in true jimmy kimmel fashion, he got the last laugh. take a look. >> i want to apologize to matt damon. we ran out of time for him but we'll definitely try to work him in sometime in the next 20 years and start all over again next week. good night. >> what the actual [ bleep ]. 20 [ bleep ] years of this [ bleep ]. this is [ bleep ]. [ blep ] [ bleep ] kimmel. >> it just doesn't get old. i love it. it is so great. by the way with all those years under his belt jimmy is now the longest tenured late night host

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breakup and what the pop star wrote hours later. ♪ you got the right stuff, baby ♪ we're counting down to the super bowl with "the right stuff" on the best big screen ♪ xs and os, they haunt me ♪ plus, the fabulous elle king is here debuting her new song. ♪ baby, just pump it louder ♪ and chaos cooking. the new food trend heating up and taking the stress out of the kitchen. chef jeff mauro is live helping us throw out the cookbook rules with some crazy creations as we say good morning, america. good morning, america. we are looking forward to chaos in the kitchen, chef jeff mauro will tell us how it can take the stress out of cooking. plus, dr. jen ashton breaks down the new study about the

alarming rise in children diagnosed with autism. first, the murder charges against the officers accused of killing tyre nichols, and we'll speak with the memphis police chief c.j. davis. first, let's check back with elwyn lopez in memphis. good morning, elwyn. >> reporter: good morning, authorities here in memphis are bracing for what's to come as videos showing what led to tyre nichols' hospitalization and death are set to be released. these are the now officers who have been charged. they are tadarrius bean, demetrius haley, desmond mills jr., justin smith and emmitt martin iii, they're facing felony criminal charges including second-degree murder and aggravated kidnapping and assault. the district attorney here saying that there were two confrontations on january 7th. in the first he says pepper spray was deployed and nichols ran away. the second one, he says, happened during his arrest. that one prosecutors say landed the 29-year-old in the hospital where he died three days later. attorneys for two of the former officers, mills and martin, saying their clients intend to plead not guilty. abc news has reached out to

smith, bean, and haley, but we have not heard back after we and in a vigil overnight, tyre's mother saying she wants peaceful protests saying she doesn't want anyone tearing up the city, george. >> elwyn lopez, thanks. let's bring in memphis police chief davis. chief davis, thanks for joining us. the officers were charged yesterday. why is the video being released tonight? are you worried it's coming out on a friday night? >> well, there was much discussion about when an appropriate time for the video to be released, george, and not just the memphis police department but with city administration and other agencies in the area, we felt that friday would be better. io the reaction of the community that could potentially take place and assuring that our schools are out, most business folks would be on the way home tomorrow. >> did you give any consideration at all to -- >> or this evening, i'm sorry.

>> did you give any consideration at all to not releasing the video given the concerns? >> no, not at all. you know, as we continue to talk about transparency and even though this is a very, very difficult video to watch, it was never a thought that we would not release this video. we wanted to make sure that it wasn't released too prematurely because we wanted to ensure that the d.a.'s office, the tbi and also the fbi had an opportunity to cross some of the hurdles that they had to in their investigation. and we're sort of at a point now that the d.a. has made his statements in reference to charges of these officers that this is a safe time for us to release the video. >> you say it's difficult to watch. what was your reaction when you first saw the video? >> in my 36 years, george, i would have to say i don't think i've ever been more horrified

and disgusted, sad, but just, you know, and to some degree confused. >> confused? >> yes. >> why? >> you know, when i say confused, just in the level of aggression and response to what had occurred in this traffic stop and is still very unclear, you know, as to the real reason for the stop in the first place. >> i guess part of your confusion must be rooted in the fact that your department did enact new policies in the wake of george floyd's murder. what went wrong here? >> well, i think that there were several gaps that took place and i'm just going to be honest, any time we have officers that are working in various types of units, our police department along with departments around the country have specialized units.

it's just important to make sure that their supervisors are where they're supposed to be during these types of operations and, you know, individuals that are the right people that are in place that will act appropriately when these types of incidents occur. i believe there was a sense of as happening and it's just very unfortunate that nobody stepped forward to say, enough. >> you think it's possible that the initial stopping of the car was improper? >> as far as i know today, i do believe that the stop itself was very questionable. we have been unable to verify the reckless driving allegation. there have been many searches of

video footage, you know, along the corridors of the streets that this stop supposedly occurred or that the witnessing of reckless driving occurred and we haven't been able to substantiate in any type of video that there was a reckless driving type of action that prompted this stop. >> did any of the police officers involved have prior criminal records? >> no. >> you're certain of that? >> as far as i know, they did not. these officers were hired from -- i guess three to six years is what their tenure was, but i'm not certain that there were any criminal charges on them, but i don't want to say for sure, but as far as i know they didn't. >> how is your department going to rebuild trust with the community in the wake of this? >> this is going to be -- this

is going to be very difficult. you know, for the police department, you know, i've always been a supporter of police reform and the tenets of 21st century policing and as we continue to try to build trust with our community, this is a very, very heavy cross to bear. not just for our department but for departments around the country. building trust is a day-by-day interaction between every traffic stop, every encounter with the community, we all have to be responsible for that. now, and it's going to be difficult in the days to come. >> chief davis, thank for your time this morning. >> thank you. >> michael. george, coming up in our "gma morning menu," the new study by autism finding cases have tripled. dr. jen ashton joins us with why this is happening and what parents need to be alert on for.

also this morning, shakira and her ex trade shots online as he appears to go instagram official with his new girlfriend. ginger is helping everyone upcycle their style with their current wardrobe and lara is with lori bergamotto. >> so excited for that and this. lori b. getting us ready for the super bowl and has "the right stuff" with big screen tvs to watch the big game. we'll show you which ones are the best right here on "good morning america." ♪ how you gonna do if you really don't want to dance by standing on the wall ♪

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>> repte theno bak gerard pique hasd global official posting this self inag with apparent new love interest 23-year-old clara chia martin seven months after he and the super bowl halftime performer broke up. ♪ hours later, though, shakira clapping back with this instagram post, singing, dancing and writing the caption, women don't cry anymore, women dance merengue. the former footballer and the global singing sensation have been the object of intense scrutiny after the official song of the 2010 fifa world cup. the duo later on going to welcome two sons.

last year the couple of more than 11 years announcing they were ending their union. then months later shakira telling "elle" magazine, we all go through stuff in life but in my case i think that writing music is like going to the shrink, only cheaper. ♪ and write music, she does. her current single racing up the charts with lyrics that sure sound like they're based on her split from pique which never names him but eludes to tumultuous times with lines like i won't get back with you not if you cry, not even if you beg me. ♪ and a nod to the tax troubles she's facing along with the headline that she left this halloween statue of a witch on the balcony of her home facing the home of her former flame's mother, shakira singing, you left me with your mom as a neighbor, the press at my door and a debt with the treasury. >> it's a very angry song but in a fun way which are usually not things you hear together and

it's just one of those things that everyone can relate to whether it is a breakup, whether it is a fight you're having with someone else. >> reporter: it is a fun song. in a new year's day post, shakira wrote even if someone has betrayed us we must continue to trust others and that she believes her pain will help her grow as a person. well, that was 11 days before she released her very aggressive revenge song and then put that life-size witch on her balcony facing the apartment of pique's mother who does live right there. so it's a lot. [ laughter ] it's a lot to unpack. >> yeah. >> all right, thank you, lara. turning now to concerning findings about autism. a new study from the american academy of pediatrics has found that the rates of diagnosed autism in children has tripled over the past 16 years. our chief medical correspondent dr. jennifer ashton joins us now to break down the findings. good morning to you, jen. explain the research here.

>> well, linsey, you mentioned the what, when you talk about the who and the why, this was a study looking at about 4,500 8-year-olds over a 16-year period and found those with the disorder tripled. the theories as to why this happened, a number of things, a greater awareness and understanding of this disorder, obviously we have improved diagnostic methods now. there is a much broader definition of this disorder, so potentially more children would be included and then reporting has increased. all of those actually a good thing because you can't address anything in medicine or public health until you can define it. >> parents will see these headlines and, of course, get a bit alarmed. what warning signs and symptoms should they be on the lookout for? >> i think first and foremost pediatricians are all over this and so parents with concerns should talk to their child's pediatrician. but in terms of some of the signs and symptoms, delayed

language development and social interactions, any child or toddler exhibiting repetitive behaviors or showing a limited interest in activities or sensory issues, a sensitivity to noise or sounds, you want to talk to your child's pediatrician about this because early intervention makes a big dien ading to the cd one in 4chdren have a diagsis of aism spectrum dird. remember, those children grow up to be teens and adults so the more we can help them the earlier, the better their outcomes can be. >> really helpful to know. dr. jen, thank you. michael, we'll send it over to you. >> thank you, linsey. now to "the right stuff." that's right, spotlighting the top trends to shop and with the super bowl right around the corner and so many tvs on the market, lifestyle contributor lori bergamotto is here to help

us to find the best tv option just in time for the big game. you can go right to these products by scanning the qr code on your screen. you know what, lori bergamotto is here. >> hello. >> talking about tvs for the big game. for a lot of people it's about price, very price conscious. >> yep. >> so what is the best value? >> so the best value and right now is the best time to buy because companies anticipate that we're all going to be watching the super bowl. and because of that, they're going to make those prices really desirable. so we're going to start with the best value which is from walmart. this is a phillips tv, the ultimate starter or small set. it's just over $200. user friendly, best-selling, it boasts nearly a thousand positive reviews, what people loved about it it has a simple setup, very precise picture, no glares from the side angles which is really important and one of the most affordable smart tvs on the market, it's compatible with siri and alexa and google and uses roku so, again, if you're on a budget or

even if you just want something that's no bells and whistles but a good picture this is the one for you. >> 50-inch tv for 200 some bucks? >> it's incredible. and that's an incredible tv. >> incredible, but a lot of people not only conscious about the price but the size of the tv. >> exactly. so midsize tvs can be a little bit tricky. you want something that will fit in any room of your house. you won't do better than this amazon fire tv, their omni series. i was reading its reviews. it has over 20,000 positive reviews, people are like die-hard loyal to this tv and for good reason. it's voice activated and it fits in with an amazon system, echo, alexa, ring, you can actually -- this is my favorite thing. if you're watching the big game it has live view picture in picture. if somebody rings your doorbell you can tell the tv i'm watching rihanna, don't get the door or let the door, let that pizza come in.

it acts like a command center in your house and the other great thing about if, if you have a toddler you don't need the remote, it's all voice activated. if they're stealing your remote, parents love this tv. great picture, great size. and the reviews are incredible. >> yeah, you better watch what you say, too, it picks up on your voice. there's a qled and oled. what's the difference? >> let me be the tv whisperer. the good news is that both oled and qled are top of the line technology. they're both going to deliver great pictures. the difference is that an oled is for contrast if you want contrast, qled is for brightness. so we're going to start here with our best qled. this is from samsung, it's the number one tv brand in the world. it's their latest 75-inch 4k. don't buy anything less than a 4k resolutionwise. vibrant picture converse to anything, anything you're

watching into 4k and experts rate it as your best bet on a price per inch basis and on sale for $500 less this weekend. >> $500 less. what about oled? >> that's for contrast. this is from lg. and what we love about this it has incredible contrast. think about watching fireworks on a night sky. you're going to see that picture it's that crystal clear. this is is really great if you don't have control over your lighting, it's great for gamers. we saw this one at b & h which is an incredible superstore on sale for $1,200. buy it now. >> great job, by the way. thanks for explaining that. want to thank lori. want to tell you that "the right stuff" returns next friday with even more ways to shop. we are featuring flowers which will be just in time for valentine's day. great last-minute gifts if you don't think ahead. ginger, we go to you. all i could think about you talking to your tv right now. let the pizza in. let's check in on camelback resort. finally mother nature producing

a little bit, but they've only had a foot from mother nature and three-foot base because it's real good at sustainably making snow. the deep freeze coming in, though, that will change things going into next week not just in ryan: drew: i am meteorologist drew tuma, partly cloudy today and temperatures not as warm as yesterday but above average in the upper 50's. tonight, we are finding partly cloudy conditions and temperatures in the 30's and 40's. here's the accuweather 7-day forecast. cooler weather over the weekend and chance of a light shower on sunday but behind that storm system, we have frosty mornings and chilly afternoons in the low 50's. now to our series "better than ever." excited about this one. ginger showing us really simple ways to upcycle your existing wardrobe by taking what you already have and reinventing it for a whole new look. some of our "gma" staffers are modeling these looks and take a look. our director lily is wearing a

top. there you go. hey, lil. i said recycle but she upcycled, yes, lily. t secdhs bu no new otsigngdo i. >> idea d ki behashees way, escily when st fhi ca i 85% of our othing goes to a landfill or is burned every year. >> that's horrible. >> very little of it gets -- >> wait. you're using our first look here so men's button down, woman's button down, we have them. look at what ginger did. >> if you had stains even on the collar, i can't use that shirt. you cut off the sleeves, you can get a scoopneck and if you like to sew, you can sew it nicely, but you don't even need to sew, you can use hem tape and an iron to finish this off.

you have a brand-new shirt that now has a whole new life for spring. >> it's so formfitting. >> i just tucked it really tight. >> it looks great. you wear it well. >> we have an old sweatshirt. you got them, right, guys. >> everyone has a big one. there's that. kandis now is showing off a simple way to give it a modern twist. >> ooh, look at her. kandis. m up, buyodot ve to doy in rhtc th if you don't know how to sew, leave it raw. if you go into any big sporting goods store a cropped sweatshirt is it. >> i cut all of my t-shirts let's ke look at how sara, ooh, sorry. i just got a little -- >> the big old t-shirt. >> hey, sara. >> we put elastic and sewed on extra frill to make it

even more feminine. >> and scarf it, everybody has one. >> you look fab. one more look in 30 seconds. let's do it. last look, ro has updated another button-down look. >> yes, and you can wear this just by easily putting this thing on backward. using it as a tube top. >> wait, turn around. >> it's on backward. >> then take the sleeves and tie pin it, put a little something special in the middle. >> can you show us on instagram how to do it. >> we'll do it after the show. >> i want to show everybody else. all right, thank you. i love it. >> you look good. >> we're upcycling our closet. looks so great. we'll have some more music, we have food. we've got makeup coming up on "good morning america." bye, ladies. looking good. looking good. ding a better bay a

moving forward finding solutions . this is abc. seven news. good morning. i'm reggie aqui from abc. seven mornings and you'll be in a has like a traffic. we're doing better on bar. we have wonderful news. everybody all trains are back online. all service has been restored for bart. but here's what you need to know. you should expect some possible delays as trains get back to running, but every line is running, including the green line, which previously bart spokespeople said. be canceled for the day. so that's really great news. a live look here at the bay bridge toll plaza. you are still a little bit backed up into the maze. but traffic is moving on the bridge, reggie

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bay area. good morning live with kelly and ryan is coming up. we'll chat with up makeover. your wallet tweak. that's at nine on abc seven. we'll see you in 30 minutes. ryan. let's look at temperatures right now. we are in the thirties and in the forties, and we have fog returning to the coast and some dense fog in spots. mountain view. nevado petaluma fairfield, all dealing with dense fog this morning, there's the fog over the city right now, just an indication of cooler weather arriving will go into the mid fifties and low sixties and partly cloudy skies later today, reggie thank you, drew. we're gonna have another

abc seven news update and about 30 minutes. you can always catch us on a news app and abc seven news .com. ♪ looking for some hot stuff, baby, this evening ♪ that's your jam? all right, welcome back to "gma." this morning we're throwing a cookbook rules out the window and got a hot new trend called chaos cooking. it's a fun way to take the stress out of the kitchen. that's what "the washington post" said that could actually help your mental health. food network star chef jeff mauro is here to show us what it's all about. jeff, tell us about chaos cooking. why is it supposedly beneficial for people? >> well, we've all done it. we look in the fridge, you're like, i don't have anything that goes together, but now you do because we're about to embrace chaos cooking, which is combining ingredients you wouldn't think would go

together. it's a way of just having fun, discovering new flavors and combinations, starting with this. you know what i'm bubbling right here? >> we're going to -- our viewers, we got the viewers who literally have told us what they want you to chaos cook. >> now i'm seeing. it's super chaos. i thought i was doing my own thing. now, okay. challenge me. >> this is jim. let's see what jim wants. >> give it to me, jim. >> what you got, jim? jim has chicken wings and caramel sauce, and that's what we got bubbling. >> you know what's in it, just sugar, a little water, you don't stir it until it's this beautiful mahogany color. what will we add to this? crispy oven fried chicken wings we did. super easy, toss them in baking soda and do a two-step cooking process, in the oven, no deep fry necessary. now, guess what, another chaos combination, fish sauce in my caramel. just like nona used to do. smell that.

you smell that funky fermented fish sauce. it is ripe in here, some spice in there and a little fresh ginger, fresh red chili, now every chicken wing needs some butter, to help it glisten. a couple pats of butter, we'll mix it together, make it nice and shiny and this caramel sauce i based on a traditional vietnamese recipe. >> it threw me off at first. it's coming, though. >> first you coat it on those beautiful wings, do the whole wing toss in the bowl, make sure every one is coated and serve immediately. who doesn't love sweet barbecue sauce with crispy chicken, honey and fried chicken, all these combinations, totally normal, and now since we chaos cooked, you got this in your repertoire. >> i would never think caramel sauce and chicken wings would go together. okay, thank you to jim for that. we're not done yet. casi is up next. wlet's see what her come bbo ish

get the small ones, this is popcorn shrimp, okay, with mango, okay, so we'll do a dredging station, flour, egg, bread crumbs. not just bread crumb, pulverized butter-salted popcorn. have you watched "the last of us" about the zombies. that's what they kind of look like. it's going right in the fryer and will bubble and get golden brown. what we're left with are beautiful popcorn shrimp with actual popcorn in it and we'll make the mango sauce. you can use store-bought mango puree. we'll add apple cider vinegar, acid, sugar, if you want -- >> how much? >> just a little bit to taste. there you go. wow, see, look at you. no stress. >> no stress. i feel less stressed. >> when you walked on the set

and you looked tense. >> i was really tense. >> you were like doing this and look at you now. >> now i'm trying to stay awake i'm so stress-free. thank you, jeff. chef. >> now you toss that with this and you got this beautiful crispy popcorn shrimp. >> this is your combo. >> this is insane. >> this is your combo. >> eating since i was a kid. >> really? >> what goes on a peanut butter and jelly. peanut butter, you guess the second. >> jelly. >> this guy's got it. when i was a husky child back in grammar school -- >> i was big boned too. >> i was big boned. all i wanted was those barbecue -- my mom got me diet bread, but i always traded for those chips. guess where they went, right on the sandwich. michael, barbecue chips with peanut butter and jelly, what are you thinking? is that chaotic? >> that might actually work. >> it might work because that savory, that salty, that texture

from the crunch and then you do the old half bias here and you wrap this up for your kids and then they get to their lunch, do me a favor, though, don't be that parent that puts the apple on top of the peanut butter and jelly sandwich when you put it in the brown bag and you got that big jelly divot and the kids are looking at you and making fun of you and saying we don't like you, jeff. we're not going to the dance with you. >> it's okay, jeff. >> you're husky. >> you're better now, look at that you're relaxed. chaos cooking is working, baby. i feel more relaxed. you know what, at home try this chaos cooking. it's cool and interesting and plus it'll save you on groceries because you're not throwing stuff out. catch jeff on "the kitchen" which is on the food network tomorrow. you can scan the qr code for all these recipes on goodmorningamerica.com. jeff, thanks for being here. >> thank you for being -- hey, happy birthday to my wife and congratulations lorenzo for getting into st. ignatius school.

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i'm monica heisey, i'm the author of "really good, actually" and maggie finds herself getting a divorce after only 608 days of marriage. it's about the first year of her life as a newly single woman and her attempts to find herself in the wake of a breakup that she handles worse than anyone in history. i hope it makes you laugh. i hope it makes you cry and i hope you relate but not too much. >> thank you, monica. "really good, actually" is available now. read along @gmabookclub. we'll get into our series "fresh face forward" with all of your beauty needs. this morning, we're shining a spotlight on tinted moisturizers to keep your skin flowing. "cosmopolitan's" beauty editor at large julee wilson making her "gma" debut i'll say with breaking down best options no matter your skin type. you can scan the qr code. hopefully you see it and buy these products. there's something for everyone. welcome to "gma."

>> thanks for having me. >> thanks for covering this. i love a tinted moisturizer. >> yes. >> this brands itself as a tinted sunscreen that moisturizes. >> we should all be -- i love this brand, and they are great for sensitive skin as well. they have the stamp of approval from the eczema association which is great and mineral sunscreen so it's not chemical. >> really, really great coverage. >> really amazing coverage and i love that. we should all be wearing spf every single day. in the winter too so that's great that they have the coverage as well. >> talk about this next brand. what makes this special? >> i love maybelline. this is a great affordable brand. if you're into clean beauty, 76% of the ingredients used in this are all natural, which is great. you use your fingers to put this on. super buildable. it like covers your hyper pigmentation, pores, it's awesome.

>> i love that. moving on here, this is from melanin rich skin. >> as a black woman i have that. i love this company and this is their enhancing skin tint which is awesome. it just gives you this glow and the fact that there are only six shades, but they are especially made for black and brown skin and i love the thoughtfulness behind it. >> if you're worried about where to find it just check the qr code. i like this because busy gals on the go, how about an all in one. from smashbox. this is an all in one from smashbox. we all love them. they are a leader in the industry. such great innovation so this is also a primer. i love the fact that you can get that clear just like even tone skin but you're also getting hyaluronic acid, peptides like antioxidants in this, so it's literally like your best serum or moisturizer with an amazing tint coming in 20 shades, bound to find your shade. >> something for everyone. >> yes.

>> then finally we can't leave out the sensitive skin brigade because lots of us do have sensitive skin and you think it's great. >> it's oil-free, fragrance-free, paraben-free. all the things free. >> but it's not free. >> it's not free. >> but it's reasonable. >> $18 which is really great and morphe does a really amazing job with nuances between the skin tones, and it's noncomedogenic which means it doesn't clog your pores. it's a win/win, all of these are amazing as an on-the-go person, mom, i love putting this on when i don't want a beat. >> a beatdown. >> this is your foundation and moisturizer, if they had a baby, this is it. >> i just started using it. it really does save time, feels good and you know you're getting protection and a little coverage. julee, you nailed it. welcome to "gma." hope you will come back. this was great. hopefully, guys, check them out. >> we all need it this time of year. t g e 0tof t wt disn it gorma

ng trning, r anniversary of the walt disney company. unveiling new experiences and entertainment throughout the year. from the new attraction mickey and minnie's runaway railway in which they star in their first ride attraction in disneyland taking fans through a re-imagined toontown to new decor for the resort and new looks for some of your favorite characters. from innovative new shows like the world of color using technology to transform paradise bay into an unforgettable stage using fountains, lasers, fog, and special effects to shine a light on your favorite most inspirational characters from movies like "encanto," "moana" and "pocahontas."

and wondrous journeys, a nighttime spectacular nodding to unforgettable films from walt disney animation studios, with fireworks. it wouldn't be disney without fireworks. there are so many things to do and see, countless memories waiting to be made that are all so distinctly disney. let's get a check closer to drew: i am abc 7k closer to your accuweather forecast. partly cloudy and upper 50's to lower 60's. the accuweather 7 day, cooler over the weekend with a chance of a shower on sunday. now to a now to a look at the trailer for a new docu-series called "killing county." it tracks a family's search for truth after their loved one is killed and the ugly secrets they discover rock their small town. former nfl star and activist colin kaepernick is the executive producer and it premieres next friday, february 3rd, on hulu. take a look. >> this is one of the most powerful projects i've ever been

involved with. >> i have never known bakersfield to be a violent place. that changed pretty quickly. >> the highest rate of officer-involved deaths anywhere in the country. >> two people are dead following an early morning shooting. >> my son died in a shootout. >> you start to see there's more than just a couple bad officers. >> i'm calling the cops on the cops. >> you don't have to experience what an experience it is to really understand that there is a problem here. >> they're not supposed to be judge, jury and executioner. ♪ you don't know me but you don't like me ♪ >> my brother was an amazing person. he was -- sorry. >> the police department killed my dad. >> they shot my son seven times. >> who holds these people accountable? they met their match. ♪

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back now with multiplatinum-selling grammy nominated elle king. her first full length country album "come get your wife" drops this morning. she's going to sing a song from it in just a moment. first, let's chat. welcome to the show. >> thank you. >> so you're about to kick off your tour in nashville. new orleans. how different is it having a 1-year-old in tow? >> it's made touring and music and my entire life much better and more fulfilling. >> your son is in. we hear his giggle in "lucky." tell us about that song. >> it's a song about reflecting back on my life and we feel so blessed that he chose us to be his parents and we named him lucky because we felt like we got lucky when we had him so this song is about him and i just love him so much. >> so lucky, you're just one and done. >> no more, i'm good. he's a handful. >> you're so lucky, that's it. >> so lucky, my cup is full. i'm good.

>> so let's hear it, elle king singing her next big hit, live for the very first time ever "lucky." [ applause ] ♪ i've been a runner i've been a fighter ♪ i've been the lighter ♪ ♪ taken every wrong turn down the bridges i burned ♪ ♪ it's a bad reputation, but it's damn well earned ♪ ♪ got to thank god that this ol' life ain't fair ♪ ♪ i got lucky ain't that something ♪ ♪ for someone just like me who don't deserve one damn thing ♪ ♪ i know broken, beat down i

know i show it then and now ♪ ♪ but i chose it, yeah, i own it ♪ ♪ and it brings me to my knees, i got luck♪ ♪'ve be i i've beeem♪ ♪ i've had nothing i've had plenty ♪ ♪ yeah, i've done the dance, too many close calls more than most, most of all ♪ ♪ i got lucky ain't that something ♪ ♪ for someone just like me who don't deserve one damn thing ♪ ♪ i know broken, beat down, i know i show it then and now ♪ ♪ but, hell, i chose it, yeah, i own it ♪ ♪ and it brings me to my knees, i got lucky ♪

♪ ♪ i make sure i don't make it easy on me but i woke up today so that must mean ♪ ♪ i got lucky ain'ng ♪ for someone just like me ♪ ♪ who don't deserve one damn thing ♪ ♪ i know broken, beat down, and i know i show it then and now ♪ ♪ but, hell, i chose it, yeah, i own it ♪ ♪ and it brings me to my knees i got lucky ♪ [ cheers and applause ]

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world from the sky and on the water. ♪ i will follow you ♪ >> announcer: robin journeying on chopper, plane, foot, boat, and even bungee, sky jumping at the birth of the bungee jump off a sky tower in auckland. wait, are you kidding me, robin? ♪ it feels good ♪ ouncer: 's from new zla. e veure starts this thursday morning only on "good morning america." ♪ it feels good ♪ robin is flying right now. we want to thank elle king for that magnificent performance. >> thank you so much, elle. tomorrow night, don't miss lebron james and the lakers as they take on the celtics at 8:30 p.m. eastern right here on abc. one of those big rivalry. and before we go, a special thank you and farewell to our dedicated camera operator, frank. [ applause ] >> thank you. >> we love you. > 25 years at abc and so many

shows including "the view," "new year's rockin' eve," and, of course, "gma," frank, enjoy your retirement. >> thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you.

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building a better bay area moving forward finding solutions . this is abc. seven news. good morning. happy friday. i'm reggie aqui from abc. seven mornings. here's joe bina with traffic. thank you, reggie. good morning, everybody. we're going to end on a positive note here because if you've been with us this morning, you know, we've been talking about the issues with bart. the good news is all service has been restored and also just a heads up. you might experience some minor delays as trans get back online. but again all service has been restored. hey, drew. hey, dubina. we're looking at temperatures right now, and we're going from the thirties. into the forties. for the most part, we're still dealing with thick fog. things have improved in the east bay around oakland, but the north bay you could see her down to zero miles in parts of petaluma. in nevada. right now, here's a live look from sutro tower showing you those low clouds over the financial district in the city, and here's how the day shapes up. we'll keep that fog for the morning. we'll have partly cloudy skies this afternoon and temps in the mid fifties to low sixties reggie.

thank you time now for live with kelly and ryan. we see you again on air at 11 from midday live on air at 11 from midday live until deja vu: it's live with kelly and ryan. today from the series accused, rachel bilson. and mini money makeovers as we wrap up live's makeover your wallet week. plus, your comments and questions on another edition of the inbox. all next on live. and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest. ["adventure of a lifetime" by coldplay playing] good morning. thank you. -i love coldplay. -good morning. it's friday, january 27th, 2023. we did it. we did it. it's here. by the way, coldplay, since we just played coldplay...