good morning, america, for our viewers in the west. the growing fallout following the release of the video that shows the beating of tyre nichols. demanding justice. [ chanting ] a weekend of peaceful protests following the release of the police video that shows the brutal beating of tyre nichols. the specialized crime unit behind it permanently disbanded. now the growing questions about the other officers seen in the video as two fire personnel and two sheriff's deputies are placed on leave. will there be other charges in the case? and how tyre's family wants the young father to be remembered. this morning, secretary of state blinken arriving in the middle east with tensions rising between palestinians and israelis after a series of deadly attacks and raids. russia ramping up attacks.

launching deadly strikes on civilian targets as putin escalates the offensive in the fight for the east, and president zelenskyy calls for longer range missiles and fighter jets. cross-country arctic blast. life-threatening cold and ice, more than 43 million americans under winter weather alerts right now. facing justice. former attorney alex murdaugh back in court after the jury saw a video of him from the night his wife and son were killed. dan abrams is here with what he says could make or break the case. is your car too easy to steal? why two major insurers are now saying they won't cover older models from two big car makers. what you need to know about the critical engine immobilizer and if your vehicle has one. out of bounds? the oscar nomination stunner after a grassroots campaign from big-name stars and who may have lost out. ♪ fly like an eagle ♪ look who's flying high on a new adventure. are you excited, robin? she's got our monday motivation.

and who's soaring into the super bowl? >> the philadelphia eagles are going back to the super bowl. >> and the kansas city chiefs have won it. >> overnight, patrick mahomes and the chiefs with a last-second win. kansas city and philadelphia -- >> fly, eagles, fly. >> -- punch their tickets back to the big game. we can't tell who's more pumped. ♪ good morning, america. hope you had a good weekend. it was a big weekend for robin there in new zealand. she is getting ready for the big reveal on thursday. also, a big weekend for linsey davis. >> that's right. >> your philadelphia eagles did quite well. >> fly eagles fly. it hurts so good, and i love how philadelphia just sauntering right into the super bowl. a lot more ahead on the big game. >> let's welcome rebecca jarvis as well. this is our first time together at the desk. >> yes. i spent the weekend in philadelphia. all the excitement we saw there,

but we got out of town before the crisco-soaked poles. they said that people might be climbing them. they didn't as far as we saw. but we're also following that important news ahead as millions of americans are under alerts for dangerously cold windchills as low as 55 degrees below zero in some parts and ginger will have much more on that coming up. we begin with the fallout from the release of that body cam video showing the brutal and fatal police beating of tyre nichols. peaceful protests all over the country this weekend expressing their outrage at what nichols endured at the hands of police. stephanie ramos is in memphis with the latest. good morning, stephanie. >> reporter: good morning, george. it's been an emotional few days here in memphis. this city and other parts of the country completely consumed and hurt by what happened to tyre nichols, a young man trying to get home, calling out for his mother in hopes she could hear him as police beat him. we do want to warn you. this video that you are about to see is disturbing and really difficult to watch. this morning, growing fallout following the release of the

disturbing video showing the traffic stop that turned deadly. a group of now former memphis police officers seen beating and kicking 29-year-old tyre nichols. the five fired officers, all charged with second-degree murder, had been members of a specialized crime unit called the s.c.o.r.p.i.o.n. unit, formed in november of 2021 to patrol high-crime hot spots. s.c.o.r.p.i.o.n. now permanently disbanded. >> this s.c.o.r.p.i.o.n. unit was designed to saturate under the guise of crime-fighting, and what it wound up doing instead was creating a continual pattern and practice of bad behavior. >> reporter: widespread outrage over nichols' death has been growing since friday when the city of memphis released brutal police body camera footage and utility pole camera footage of the january 7th incident. body camera footage shows police stopping nichols in his car and pulling him out. nichols, pleading his innocence. >> get out the [muted] car. >> i didn't do anything. >> reporter: officers tackling

him to the ground. >> get on the ground! >> i'm going to tase y'all. >> reporter: nichols wrestling from their grasp and running away. police catching up with nichols at a second location roughly seven minutes later. nichols heard calling out for his mother. >> mom! >> reporter: her home about 100 yards from where he was beaten. two officers then seen holding nichols down as a third kicks him. less than a minute later, another comes in with a baton. >> i'm going to baton the [ muted ]. >> reporter: during the encounter, officers issuing more than 70 commands to nichols. the officers appearing to take more than 20 minutes after the beating ends before attempting any aid. ambulances arriving about two minutes later. the badly beaten father of one died in the hospital three days after this encounter. now, questions are being raised about the other unidentified officers on the scene, including this officer.

>> after the initial encounter with my son, there was a white officer that was tasing my son, and we don't understand how come his name was not put out there. >> reporter: so far, two memphis fire personnel, as well as two shelby county sheriff's deputies, have been placed on leave pending investigations. attorneys for two of the former officers, desmond mills jr. and emmitt martin, saying their clients intend to plead not guilty. mills' attorney releasing a statement saying, we are confident that the questions of whether desmond crossed the lines that others crossed and whether he committed the crimes charged will be answered with a resounding no. abc news reached out to the attorneys representing former officers justin smith, tadarrius bean, but have not heard back, and an attorney for demetrius haley declined to comment. throughout the weekend, peaceful protests from coast to coast. calls for justice in tyre's name. meanwhile, nichols' family asking that this is how he is remembered, the young man who

loved photography and skateboarding. this video of nichols doing what he loved with the sun shining around him has gone viral. and this photo distributed by his family showing him as a loving father, capturing the man described as kind and gentle. the district attorney says more charges are an option. the investigation is still ongoing. so more individuals could be charged at a later time. i spoke with one of the attorneys representing one of the former officers, desmond mills jr., and he says that the level of culpability for the officers is different. he also says that his client regrets what happened. linsey? >> so more charges still possible, stephanie. thank you. in the wake of that release of that graphic video, calls are now intensifying for national action on police reform. our senior congressional correspondent rachel scott is on capitol hill with the latest on that. good morning, rachel. >> reporter: hey, linsey, good morning. look, bottom line, this is going

to be an uphll challenge. i'm told the members of the congressional black caucus are in talks to meet witht at to meet as early as this week. the president is pushing congress to pass the george floyd justice and policing act. now this would ban chokeholds, no-knock warrants. it would also make it easier to charge an offending officer. there was clear bipartisan momentum to try to get something done after the death of george floyd, but those talks failed without a deal over a year ago. republicans wanted legislation that was more narrow in scope, and it's clear that lawmakers are divided once again. republican congressman jim jordan says he does not believe that there is any federal law that could be put in place that would stop the, quote, evil that he saw from the officers in memphis. now, after the death of george floyd, memphis did make some changes to its police department, including putting in place de-escalation training as well as limits on excessive use of force, but the naacp says it's clear that more needs to be done and they said if congress fails to act, they're

writing, quote, another obituary. >> we're sending condolences to that family. you're hearing the parents of tyre nichols have been invited to the state of the union. will they go? >> reporter: they have accepted that invitation. they want to make sure this issue stays center stage. >> thank you, rachel. george? >> thanks, linsey. now to the rising tensions between israelis and palestinians fueled by a new surge in violence. secretary blinken arrives in jerusalem this morning, and james longman is on the scene. good morning, james. >> reporter: good morning, george. we are right outside the synagogue where that terror attack played out friday night, and we are hearing extraordinary stories of bravery. there was a couple nearby having shabbat diner, friday night dinner when they heard the gunfire. they rushed out. the man tried to take on the shooter. he was killed. his wife tried to help one of the victims. she was shot and later died as well. antony blinken's visit here comes at a very delicate time. this morning, secretary of state

antony blinken arriving in jerusalem. israeli state tv has blamed iran. this morning the jerusalem post is reporting that israel carried out the strike using three dones near this city, home to a large air base and several nuclear sites, apparently an attempt to contain iran's nuclear program. officials of iran have called it cowardly, but the growing violence here will be top of the agenda. secretary blinken will meet israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu as well as mahmoud abbas. friday, a 21-year-old palestinian man opened fire at a synagogue, killing seven and wounded three others. israeli security forces have sealed off the home of the shooter. it's expected to be demolished soon. netanyahu saying, we are not seeking escalation, but we are prepared for any scenario. israeli government has now

increased gun permits for licensed civilians. israeli troops led a raid that killed nine palestinians. it's considered to be the deadliest in years. gaza militants fired rockets towards israel in response. that triggered a series of israeli air strikes on hamas. the context of all this is the recent election of the most right-wing government in this country's history, and the weakening legitimacy of a palestinian authority. it's a dangerous combination. george? >> it certainly is. okay, james, thanks. now to the latest on the war in ukraine. russia is targeting civilians as president zelenskyy pleads for longer range missiles and fighter jets to help ukraine prevail over putin's forces. tom soufi burridge is on the scene in ukraine. good morning, tom. >> reporter: good morning, george. a series of deadly russian strikes in eastern and southern ukraine over the weekend, and russian forces now launching sustained assaults on multiple parts of the front lines with ukrainian commanders telling us, new weaponry, including those advanced tanks, can't get here soon enough. this morning, russian rockets

raining down. journalists desperately seeking cover as residential buildings are struck in the southern city of kherson. in total, three civilians killed, and overnight, another deadly russian missile strike. one resident of this building killed in kharkiv, ukraine's second biggest city, and chaos and carnage after a missile attack on another town near the front lines. three people killed here according to officials as putin escalates the offensive in eastern ukraine. russian assaults on the ukrainian lines constant according to president zelenskyy. [ speaking in non-english ] the ukrainian leader saying, weapon supplies to ukraine must speed up. it comes as the u.s., germany, and others work to get advanced tanks into ukraine. our team given access to a ukrainian tank division hidden in the woods, doing maintenance.

this tank commander operating old soviet-era equipment. >> few of your comrades are going to die because of this tanks. [ speaking in non-english ] >> reporter: russia's tanks are newer with thermal and night vision, he says. the western tanks will gve us a significant advantage on the battlefield. this morning, former british prime minister boris johnson revealing that in the runup to russia's february invasion, president putin threatened him on the phone saying, quote, boris, i don't want to hurt you, but with a missile, it would only take a minute. rebecca? >> all right, tom soufi burridge, thank you. we turn now to the deep freeze settling into parts of our country this morning. we're talking life-threatening bitter cold and ice. more than 43 million americans are under winter weather alerts right now, and alex perez is in frigid chicago braving it all. good morning, alex. i do not miss these mornings in chicago. >> reporter: good morning, rebecca.

we're waking up to a windchill temperature of about zero degrees here in chicago. the snow moved in over the weekend, and now the deep freeze is rolling in. and now across the country, dealing with bitterly cold temperatures. in parts of minnesota and north dakota, windchills that feel like a bone-chilling 50 below zero. all this on top of the snow that fell the last few days and over the weekend creating problems on roads across the region. in iowa, spinouts in vehicles sliding off roadways as crews work to clear and salt the roads. and the cold in these areas is sticking around for at least the next few days. the good news is, in chicago and a few other areas, the temperature will be back in the 30s by the weekend. rebecca? >> got to love that, alex. where we celebrate the 30s in chicago. thank you for braving it all for us, alex perez. ginger, by the way, has more on the new record right here in new york city. she is in central park.

hey, ginger. >> reporter: hey there. this is belvedere castle, one of the sites that has never moved and since 1869, we've never been this late in the season without measurable snow. we have now broken the record, and we've also had our warmest january on record and we're not alone here in new york city. look at that map. the warmest january on record in all those spots that are highlighted. very different where alex is, and february coming in with a bang for a lot of people. we'll see windchill alerts all the way to amarillo, but an ice storm is developing, guys. this is going to be a two-day event. it's from dallas to paducah. this could be one that takes down power lines and becomes a big issue. guys? >> all right, ginger, thanks so much. linsey? and we turn now to the super bowl. teams are set for the showdown with the eagles facing off against the chiefs in less than two weeks in arizona. new yorkers not too happy about the empire state building lighting up in honor of those teams. some people saying the empire state building, you're dead to me. some people thought the empire state building lost a bet.

will, just endless jokes. >> i was furious as a giants fan. at least they both sides-ed it. after all the questions all season and leading into these games, is patrick mahomes hurt, who's playing qb for the 49ers? they're's only one answer. and it's best on best. the number one seed eagles against the number one seed chiefs in the desert in the super bowl. this morning, the matchup is set. >> the philadelphia eagles are going back to the super bowl. >> reporter: and the countdown to the super bowl is on. >> and the kansas city chiefs have won it. >> reporter: the philadelphia eagles set to face the kansas city chiefs in arizona after a marquee matchup overnight between superstar quarterbacks patrick mahomes and joe burrow. the afc matchup, a heavy weight slugfest. >> what a touchdown. >> reporter: after back and forth heroics from the two qbs. >> caugt. travis kelce with the touchdown.

>> here's the pass down the field, and look at the catch. >> reporter: late in the fourth quarter, mahomes legging out a first down on his injured ankle. the chiefs then pushed closer on this penalty as mahomes was hit once he was already out of bounds. >> and a flag's coming in. >> reporter: kansas city then winning it with a field goal in the final seconds. >> all the way, it's good. >> at the end of the game there, i had to run to get the first down and got us into field goal range. >> reporter: in the nfc championship game, the eagles soaring over the san francisco 49ers, backed by a raucous and star-studded home crowd. the 49ers decimated by injuries. surprise star rookie quarterback brock purdy, previously undefeated as a starter in the nfl, injuring his elbow in the first quarter. his replacement josh johnson then exiting the game with an apparent head injury, leaving san francisco with no quarterbacks for much of the game. ultimately the eagles clobbering the 49ers 31-7. >> fly, eagles, fly. >> reporter: philly fans jubilant in the streets post-game.

and no matter which team you were rooting for, some good news coming from buffalo bills safety damar hamlin, speaking publicly for the first time since his terrifying on-field collapse four weeks ago. >> this is just the beginning of the impact that i wanted to have on the world and i can't wait to continue to take y'all on this journey with me. >> so great to see damar hamlin. the chiefs head to their third super bowl in four years. the eagles are back for the first time since they won it all in 2018. and here's a spoonful of story lines you'll be force-fed the next two weeks. chiefs coach andy reid facing his old team in philly, and travis kelce of the chiefs and jason kelce of the eagles will become the first brothers to play against each other in the super bowl. that's february 12th. i played my cards right. i'll be there. >> will, i hope we won't lose you to espn. >> it's fine. coming up, why some cars are apparently too easy to steal, and now why insurance won't cover certain models. first let's go back to ginger.

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and also, president biden hosting kevin mccarthy for the first time. topics discussed will be the debt limit. that's leading to a showdown. that threatens the stability of our economy. and the hero who disarmed the gunman at a dance studio in california was honored at the city's lunar new year festival on sunday. brandon tsay wrestled the gun from the suspect in monterey park. he received a medal of courage and other recognition and he will be president biden's guest for the state of the union next week. there's a lot more ahead including the cars some insurers will no longer cover because they say they're too easy to steal coming up. now to the alex murdaugh case. the murder trial of the former south carolina attorney accused of killing his wife and son. eva pilgrim has the story. good morning, eva. >> good morning, george. when the investigators will be back on is the stand this morning. so far jurors hearing and seeing what they encountered.

much of it on police cameras and some of it in alex murdaugh's own words. this morning, disgraced south carolina attorney alex murdaugh back in court for the first full week of testimony in his double murder trial. >> i mean, i pulled up and i could see 'em and, you know, i knew something was bad. i ran out. i knew it was really bad. my boy over there, i could see. >> reporter: murdaugh accused of killing his wife and son in june 2021. on friday, the state playing for the first time a video recording from the night of the murders. investigators interviewing murdaugh inside a car. >> and i ran over to maggie, and actually, i think i tried to turn paul over first. >> did you touch maggie at all? >> i did. i touched them both. i tried to take -- i mean, i tried to do it as limited as possible, but i tried to take their pulse on both of them. >> reporter: prosecutors pointing out the gruesome, bloody crime scene, questioning how murdaugh looked that night

with one of the agents who interviewed him. >> how would you describe his hands? >> they were clean. clean. >> how would you describe his arms? >> they were clean. >> how would you describe his t-shirt? >> clean. >> reporter: murdaugh's team countering, saying the fact they were clean shows he wasn't involved. the state laying out their case to the newly-seated jury, zeroing in on murdaugh's story, including his alibi. >> my mom's a late-stage alzheimer's patient. my dad's in the hospital. i went to check on them. >> did you find that unusual? >> i did. with her being an alzheimer's patient, they tend to be worse at night. i seemed it was strange to go visit. >> reporter: but the defense arguing that murdaugh was just being a good son. >> and do you recall him saying that his father, mr. randolph murdaugh, had just been put in the hospital that very day? >> that's correct. >> that context, it's -- you don't criticize a son who goes early onset dementia on the very

day in the afternoon that the father is admitted to the hospital. >> no, i didn't criticize. i just made a mental note that that was interesting. >> and this isn't the last of the video we will see in this case. the state on day one telling the jury there is a snapchat video to come, as well as testimony about location data from their cell phones, all of which they think is critical to this case. george? >> okay, eva, thanks. let's bring in our legal analyst, dan abrams. what's the strategy by prosecutors leading off with this video? >> there's a number of things they want here. first, they want the substance of what he's saying, right? they want to identify exactly where he's saying he was that night because they believe that they can show that that isn't true. they also want to show what he's wearing and how he's acting. what do his clothes look like? what does his body look like? why is there no evidence at all of him having touched the bodies, et cetera? as he said, they're considering the possibility of changing

clothes, and all of these things together prosecutors believe is going to be critical as you move through the case to prove that what he's saying isn't true. so you start with this to say, here's what alex murdaugh said. now, we're going to call all these witnesses who are going to help undermine the credibility of what he said. >> but the defense might also be able to use it as well? >> they're going to say his account has been consistent from the beginning, that this is his story. this remains his story today, and this is another reason why there's no way he's going to take the witness stand, because they're going to be able to say, you heard it from him. you heard it from him in his own words, et cetera, from that very interview that they played. >> no murdaugh on the stand. what's the next big thing you're looking for? >> it's that snapchat video. i think this case may all come down to that video because he said exactly where he was. if prosecutors can put him exactly at the crime scene right at the time of the killings, that's going to be a critical piece of evidence here, and they believe that that snapchat video can do just that. the critical question is going

to be how clear is his voice in the background on this video? >> dan abrams, thanks very much. rebecca? we turn now to the cars that are apparently too easy to steal. so easy, in fact, some insurance companies are refusing to cover them under new policies. transportation correspondent gio benitez joins us now with the details including what you can do if you own one of these models and aren't insured. this is a surprise. good morning, gio. >> reporter: yeah, rebecca, good morning. this really is a surprising story. insurance companies usually want more policyholders, but notwcan. the videos are shocking. car after car stolen, posted on social media as a warning. >> if you drive a kia or a hyundai, i would be on the lookout. >> reporter: now two major insurance companies, state farm and progressive, say they are refusing to write policies for older model hyundais and kias. state farm telling abc news, it

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last week riseborough stunning oscar nation by receiving an academy award nomination in the best actress category. >> andrea riseborough in "to leslie." >> reporter: this after a down to the wire grassroots campaign that saw a flock of top actresses that like gwyneth paltrow, amy adams, minnie driver and more hailing her on social media or urging academy members to vote for her. gwyneth paltrow posting, andrea should win every award there is. also cate blanchett shouting her out at the critics choice awards. >> how many extraordinary performances. there was andrea riseborough. >> it's my life. >> reporter: it was certain out of the ordinary, but was it out of bounds? the academy has rules about lobbying, saying in a statement that did not specifically refer to this situation that it would b reviewing matters to determine if guidelines may be needed in a new era of social media and digital communication.

with michelle yeoh, michelle williams, and cate blanchett assumed to be best actress selections, the performances most likely to have lost out as a result of riseborough's nomination were by black actresses including previous award winner viola davis in "the woman king." and first-timer danielle detwiler as emmett till's mother mamie in "till." >> this was my boy. >> it only would have been the third time in oscar history, 95 years, that two black women were nominated for best actress. it's not andrea riseborough's fault. andrea riseborough's inclusion just becomes more pronounced. >> reporter: hollywood during award season, for your consideration is big business, a business that was disrupted by riseborough's campaign. now the board is set to meet tuesday and review the campaign process. >> she didn't spend millions upon millions upon millions of dollars and it was a very

concentrated, targeted campaign. >> reporter: lost in the sauce meanwhile is the movie itself. "to leslie" is available on streaming services and is sporting a healthy rotten tomatoes audience score, all amid widespread praise for andrea riseborough's performance. guys? >> it seems that social media may be changing the oscars game. chris, thank you. coming up, a sneak peek at robin's great adventure. ♪ the better than roses diamond. ♪baby♪ the head over heels diamond. ♪let your eyes consume me♪ the beautiful inside and out diamond. ♪'cause i love, love♪ the to the moon and back diamond. ♪i love, love♪ the diamond for the one you love. ♪yes, i love the way you hypnotize me♪ ♪ for fast sore throat

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♪ back now with our "play of the day," and what could be the fountain of youth in new zealand. lara is back with robin's great adventure. what is a glacial facial? >> well, robin will tell us, i guess. you guys have heard, right? we sent robin on the assignment of a lifetime to discover all of e'ysream of going.nder of new 'e well, we can confirm she's officially touched down. there she is. she's already gotten to work on a major bucket list of adventures that she wanted to do. milford sound, often referred to as the eighth wonder of the world, and according to local folklore, this glacier might also be the fountain of youth. tell us about it, robin. >> a glacial facial. >> glacial facial, yep. there's a legend that goes with that. actually, it's said that having that mist touch your face, you wake up tomorrow morning looking and feeling ten years younger. >> i'm in.

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police officers seen beating and kicking 29-year-old tyre nichols. the five fired officers all charged with second-degree murder had been members of a specialized crime unit called the s.c.o.r.p.i.o.n. unit, formed in november of 2021 to patrol high-crime hot spots. s.c.o.r.p.i.o.n. now permanently disbanded. body camera footage shows police stopping nichols in his car and pulling him out. nichols pleading his innocence. >> get out the [muted] car. >> i didn't do anything. >> reporter: officers tackling him to the ground. >> get on the ground! >> i'm getting ready to tase y'all. >> reporter: nichols wrestling from their grasp and running away. police catching up with nichols at a second location roughly seven minutes later. nichols heard calling out for his mother. >> mom! >> reporter: the badly beaten father of one died in the hospital three days after this encounter. now, questions are being raised about the other unidentified

officers on the scene, including this officer. >> after the initial encounter with my son, there was a white officer that was tasing my son, and we don't understand how come his name was not put out there. >> reporter: attorneys for two of the former officers, desmond mills jr., and emmitt martin saying their clients intend to plead not guilty. mills' attorney releasing a statement saying, we are confident that the questions of whether desmond crossed the lines that others crossed and whether he committed the crimes charged will be answered with a resounding no. meanwhile, nichols' family asking that this is how he's remembered. doing what he loved with the sun shining around him, and this photo distributed by his family showing him as a loving father, capturing the man described as kind and gentle. it's still unclear why nichols was pulled over in the first place. police initially said it was for

reckless driving, but the police chief tells abc news they haven't been able to verify any of that in any of the videos. now the district attorney says more charges could come against other officers. guys? >> okay, stephanie, thanks very much. rebecca? all right, we turn now to remembering actress lisa loring, the original wednesday addams. she was 6 years old in that role, and chris connelly is now back with more on her life and career. nice to see you, chris. >> reporter: good morning to you, rebecca. creating a character on "the addms family," so refreshingly different from the blandly, cheerful 1960s sitcom kid. lisa loring made wednesday addams into an icon, that became a big hit with baby boomers and generations to follow. the world mourning the loss of the original wednesday addams. lisa loring passing away over the weekend after suffering a stroke. through two years, from 1964 to '66 she was on

abc's "the addams family." loring with her pigtails and steady not entirely of this world gaze became an enduringly popular figure of youthful alienation and perfectly captured the sitcom's all together ooky vibe. >> then i can run away and still be around to see them suffer. >> reporter: even while dancing with ted cassidy's equally iconic lurch. the character and that look making a recent return to the spotlight thanks to the massive netflix hit "wednesday" starring jenna ortega. ♪ loring would follow up the "addams family" with "the girl from uncle," and "fantasy island." as an adult, in the '80s she was on "as the world turns." >> let it go. forget about james stenbeck. >> reporter: the news of her death being shared on facebook. her co-star writing, it is with great sadness that i report the death of our friend, lisa loring. she is embedded in the tapestry

of pop culture always. loring's daughter confirming her death telling "variety" she went peacefully with both of her daughters holding her hands. lisa loring was 64 years old. a true and a influential legend. she'll be missed and fondly remembered. guys? >> truly, chris connelly, thanks so much. we're thinking of her friends, family and fans all over the world today. we turn now to kids and the danger of social media. a new poll finds that parents are worried the most about their kids' mental health. the u.s. top doctor addressing the issue, the u.s. surgeneral says 13 is still too young. >> i personally, based on the data i've seen, believe that 13 is too early. i believe it's a time in early adolescence where kids are developing their identity, sense of self. >> he also said the skewed and distorted environment of social media often does a disservice to many of those children.

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but he also spoke of lindsay's deteriorating condition, and said nothing matched the real love she had for her kids. this morning, the husband of the massachusetts woman, accused of killing her three children, has forgiven her and is asking the public to do the same. patrick clancy making a statement saying, quote, the real lindsay was generously loving and caring towards everyone, me, our family, friends, and her patients. our affiliate wcvb spoke to a family member. >> just beautiful, beautiful children. >> reporter: according to police, patrick clancy called 911 tuesday after his wife lindsay attempted suicide. first responders then found his kids ages 5, 3, and 8 months old unconscious inside the home with traumatic injuries. two of the children died that same day. the 8-month-old a few days later. lindsay is currently hospitalized, facing murder and assault charges.

>> before a defense can be started or even discussions of trial, she has to be proven competent to stand trial and to be able to aid in her defense. >> reporter: in his post, patrick clancy writes about the couple's relationship saying, in part, quote, nothing matched her intense love for our kids and dedication to being a mother. it was all she ever wanted. her passion taught me how to be a better father. lindsay, who worked as a labor and delivery nurse, was open about her struggles with post-partum depression. according to "the boston globe," she wrote on facebook six weeks after the birth of her third child she was feeling dialed in after focusing on her fitness and mental health. >> this is a depression that can present as low mood, low energy, decreased motivation. >> reporter: both postpartum depression and postpartum psychosis are conditions that can occur after childbirth.

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more acutely, days and weeks. postpartum depression can be gradual, weeks to months. >> what are the symptoms? >> like depression in anyone else. appetite changes, loss of interest, fear of being alone with the baby. that also can be a medical emergency, but again, they're really distinct entities and i have to tell you i have been an ob/gyn for 22 years. i have never seen a case of postpartum psychosis. i've seen many, many cases of postpartum depression. >> how about treatment? >> this is really important. this is a really all hands on deck approach for everyone around that new mom and baby. and if that woman is having any of these signs and symptoms, step number one, you want to contact her obstetrician or midwife and intervention is warranted for either. medication can be life-saving, but, you know, if in that situation the place to take that woman is an emergency room. >> jen ashton, thanks very much.

rebecca? all right, george. we turn now to jinger duggar who rose to fame with her parents and siblings on tlc's reality series "19 kids and counting." she's now sharing her decision to pull away from her strict upbringing in her new book "becoming free indeed." she sat down with juju chang to discuss it. hi, juju, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, rebecca. you know, jinger duggar says growing up in a fishbowl was both a blessing and a source of pain. so, after years of reflection and studying the bible, she says she now rejects some of the strict teachings her family was famous for. she says the rules are not just misguided, they can be harmful. >> we're the duggars. >> reporter: for the millions of fans of "19 kids and counting," jinger duggar's life seemed idyllic as the 14th daughter in a pious household. now the married mom of two rejecting what she says was oppressive rules that dictated her childhood. >> there was a lot of fear, rules and regulations. women weren't allowed to work

outside the house. no loans. no pants. no rock and roll. >> yeah. >> reporter: writing "becoming free indeed: my story of disentangling faith from fear" about her departure from the strict christian teachings that she says caused her to struggle with perfectionism, eating disorders, and panic attacks. >> i would say it has a lot of characteristics of -- like, some people would say it's a cult, right, but i can't say because i'm not an expert on that, but i would say it has a lot of similarities because it's so hard to leave. >> reporter: the duggar family, devoted followers of the institute in basic life principles. founded by minister bill gothard. she's now rejecting these philosophies. >> i thought it was all true, all these teachings from this man i had followed. it was a teacher that i grew up thinking was teaching me the bible and i thought that his words were the words of god, and it wasn't until i got older i stopped and started to examine

his teachings. >> you refer to him almost as a false prophet. >> yeah, i would say so. he's definitely a false prophet, false teacher. initially, he comes on the scene with the answers to life's biggest problems. >> reporter: gothard resigned in 2014 after sexual harassment allegations made against him by young women followers. >> what was your emotional reaction to those accusations? >> my heart was just broken. >> reporter: gothard who was never charged with a crime, calling the accusations false telling abc news, the thought of harassg meone is totally y also point out this. hypocrisy mirrors the hypocrisy of your own brother who committed his own set of unspeakable sins and crimes. >> yeah. sorry. i just -- it's hard to talk about.

i know that that's a whole other thing. it just is -- it is difficult to talk about, but, yeah. i talk a little bit about that in the book, and how my heart just breaks for the victims and their families, and also just for all the trail of pain that's been left behind. >> reporter: her oldest brother josh duggar now serving 12 years for possession of child pornography. >> when the sentencing came down, you spoke up and condemned your brother's behavior. >> mm-hmm. >> by calling it a horrific evil. have you talked to him since he was incarcerated? >> no, i haven't. no. i haven't spoken to him. i think the best thing i can do is just pray for him. >> jinger says she is still a devout christian and still in touch with her parents whom she loves. when i asked about birth control, she said simply, just

because kids are a blessing from god doesn't mean you have to have as many as possible. jinger's book goes on sale tomorrow and i'll have more on "nightline." rebecca? >> wow. what a journey and a powerful conversation. thank you, juju. we go now to ginger who is in central park. >> reporter: yes, and we're here, rebecca, because behind me these are the instruments that observe the temperatures, the precipitation and that have been here since 1869, but have never had no measurable snow this late in the season. we've broken that record. philadelphia will break it by this friday likely. baltimore and washington, d.c. have a couple more weeks, but we are also here because we have now had our warmest january on record. we're not alone in new york city. you see all those from the upper peninsula of michigan into texas and louisiana, virginia on up. there are so many sites that are now at their warmest january. and just a quick climate note,

leading to a brisk but bright, temperatures later today, we will max out in low 50's. tonight, more frost advisories and freeze warnings in effect. the 30's. rain returns to the forecast on friday. we will have another chance of showers on-site. it's time now for our series "fresh face forward," and this morning it's all about lashes. we decided to go straight to an expert for great advice on how to get enviable eyelashes at every price point. >> good morning, america. i'm jamie greenberg, celebrity makeup artist here in los angeles. i work with kaley cuoco, rashida jones, chelsea handler just to name a few. i have been working in this business for over 15 years. today i'm going to give you my three tips to get your best lashes. good lashes open up your eyes, make you look well-rested and polish any look.

tip number one is do not skip curling your lashes. hold it for ten seconds. don't pump it. this is a must. number two, find yourself a mascara that's going to thicken and lengthen your lashes. make sure you get at the root, wiggle, and pull up. for the last tip, all of your favorite celebrities are wearing false lashes. practice makes perfect. i'm using cluster so it definitely makes it easier. this is a must. it makes all the difference. >> jamie, thank you so much. you can get more of her beauty tips by following her on instagram @jamiemakeup. love those. feylcoribur lori bergamotto is here now to put that advice to work. if you want to shop these products, scan the qr code right at the bottom of your screen. let's start with curling. you say, do it. >> do it. you're going to want to shop these products because this is the easiest and most effective way to really wake up your entire face. the lashes do so much for your whole face. >> can i say i speak on behalf

of many women who don't do it because sometimes you squeeze your lid and it really hurts and then sometimes you get a bend in your lash. >> right. we tried to find two. one is a budget-friendly option. this is from cover girl. it's under $4, lara, and what people love about this is it's really effective in comfort. you get that length, but it's just a few quick, you know, squeezes there, and again, under $4, but the next one is from surratt. this is the g.o.a.t. of eyelash curlers. okay, so this one is $36. >> wow. >> what people love about this is they call it a one squeeze wonder. because of that, it makes your lashes just boost and, like, lift. >> it opens your eyes a little bit. >> it does, and you don't get the crimped effect that sometimes people are worried about, and because it has soft padding, it's comfortable. >> gentle on the eyelashes. yac >> there are certain mascaras that everyone swears by.

you have two you think work. >> i know they work. en seconds. by the time we do this from the time we do this segment -- i'm not going to do math on live television -- but that's a lot. with a quarter million positive reviews because it lengthens and thickens. it's under $5. >> under $5. you can find this online? >> scan the qr code. >> yes, done. >> you know this. >> i love this. >> if you want a good recommendation, you ask the "good morning america" makeup artists and they use the max superstack. this gives every lash that nice thick hug from root to tip. it really elongates and i want to be very clear. i'm wearing that mascara over my fake lashes which are the -- >> can we for ten seconds, to lash or not to lash? you like the fakes? >> i do like the fakes. i think nothing compares to that glam. you want to use a good glue. we love this one from lilly. it's gentle. you do want to wait about 20 seconds before you apply thick lashes.

ardell is the number one brand globally. use it sparingly for big events. you don't want to damage your lids in the process. >> that's my concern. i think at a certain age, they're precious and you want to be careful. so just, everything gently, really is the main thing. >> do what works for you. >> thank you. this was so fun. you guys can shop all of these products on goodmorningamerica.com. coming up, channing tatum, speaking of fun, and salma hayek talking about "magic mike." abou"

building a better bay area moving forward finding solutions . this is abc. seven news. good morning, everyone. i'm kumasi, aaron from abc several mornings for checking in knowledge, amina forcing for a look at traffic. hydro bina, marcie. thank you. good morning, everyone. so we are talking about capitol corridor right now and train 5 21 that is currently stopped due to a crash between the train and a vehicle. we have some video just into our newsroom of the situation. injuries were reported here. we don't have any updates, though, on the person that was inside. that vehicle, but we do know that it has impacted the commute this morning, so trained 5 21 still stopped. we have trained 5 23 operating about 30 minutes behind schedule and also trained 5 22 operating 30 minutes behind schedule. kamasi alright, thank you. davina touma has our accuweather forecast after the break.

bay area. good morning live with kelly and ryan is coming up. we'll chat with david bautista from knock at the cabin plus travel tips from the points guy. that's a nine. right here. abc 7 30 minutes. ryan temperatures, it is chilly out there. we're starting out in the thirties and a lot of spots. frost advisories. freeze warnings are still in effect until nine a.m. the sun is up here from the tan cam will find tend to sunshine out there, but brisk this

afternoon only in the low fifties kamasi thank you drew. we'll have another abc seven news update in about 30 minutes. you can always find the latest on our that is -- that's actually me. >> wow. >> yeah, that was a long, long time ago with channing tatum. >> you are the one who teased this, linsey davis. >> in the flesh. >> how are you going to get her back? >> i don't have any dirty dancing video. >> he wasn't "magic mike" in that moment. we were in the amazon for a "nightline" story and it was great. >> it was great to see. more than ten years since channing tatum starred in "magic mike," and now, after a sequel, live shows in las vegas, and even a reality show, a third movie is headed o theaters and salma hayek is joining him for his last dance. janai norman sat down with them. good morning, janai. >> good morning to all of you. george, during the break, you

were just saying what a fan you are of the "magic mike" movies. this latest and final installment is everything you would anticipate from a "magic mike" movie. the film that became a cultural phenomenon and helped make channing tatum a movie star. this time teaming up with salma hayek, a movie star in her own right, and the chemistry, electric. >> what did you want before miami? >> reporter: "magic mike" is taking the stage one final time. >> i give you the visionary artist, magic mike. >> sup? >> reporter: channing tatum reprising his starring role as exotic dancer magic mike in "magic mike's last dance." this time, he's bringing a new leading lady, salma hayek, along for the ride. >> why are you in london? >> i'm going to put on a show at this famous theater. >> reporter: tatum and hayek, who plays a wealthy socialite, jetting off to london to put on a new larger than life show.

>> the chemistry between you guys was palpable. >> yes, and that's just it. there was chemistry. you can't fabricate it. the camera decides what couples work and not work. >> we were really lucky we liked each other because those scenes, yes, they are incredibly sexy, but also they're very technical. once you figured it out, you kind of have to let it go and just be with each other and that's an easy thing to do with this crazy person over here. >> so what was it like for you coming into the franchise? you have been magic mike for awhile. did that add to the pressure of what you felt like you had to bring to the scenes? >> in a way it takes off the pressure to understand that you are working with the best. so on one hand, there's a comfort zone. on the other hand, i had a great character. she's never done something that says, i was here, and this is who i am and what i am about. it's not just about feeling free with a man dancing for you. >> yeah. >> but having the courage to

take life in your hands. >> i would be interested -- did you identify with any of that struggle at all? >> i think the idea of her going after what she wanted, even ounvenon in the way that it played out, i think was fun and entertaining. >> but you didn't identify with? >> do you like bartending? >> it's not really what i do. >> what is it that you really do? >> reporter: now, three movies into the steamy series and ten years after the first "magic mike" shook up the movie landscape, with tatum's semi-autobiographical details in film, the now-42-year-old says he's finally ready to retire the role. >> we had no intention for these movies to be what they became.

i wanted to tell a small story of a tiny experience of my life. i don't see it as an ending, but i'm not going to be magic mike anymore. i know that. >> you both have daughters. when they are older, will you let them watch the movie? >> i don't think it's about letting them. they're going to do what they are going to do. >> how do you feel about them watching the movie? >> when it's the right time, if it's appropriate, if she wants to see it, of course i would be happy. i would be proud for her to see it. she's super smart, super cool, and i'm sure she'll find a lot of interesting questions in it. >> truth is truth. you can't hide whatever it is. my daughter is rad. so it's not that i'm looking forward to it because i'm definitely -- it's not going to be the easiest of conversations, but i think my -- i think my daughter's cool, and she's going to be, like, this is awkward to watch, but this is still cool. ♪ last dance tonight ♪ >> well, "magic mike's last dance" hits theaters on february 10th, guys. >> saying it himself. >> thank you, janai. coming up, one man's

inspiring journey to learn to read in his 30s and he shared it on tiktok. to read in his 30s and he shared it on tiktok. first, they're sour. (alarm) and then, they're sweet. ♪ sour patch kids. sour. sweet. gone.

♪ it's gotta be a good life ♪ welcome back to "gma." we've got the ultimate motivational monday. a tiktok star is documenting his journey of teaching himself how to read and inspiring the entire internet in the process. ike ejiochi has his story. good morning, ike.

>> reporter: good morning, linsey. oliver james doesn't know the meaning of no. even if a lifelong learning disability suggests otherwise. james, he's functionally illiterate, but he's been on a personal journey to change that. now with the help of thousands of fans. oliver james knows well it doesn't take much to overcome the odds. >> the only person stopping you is you. >> all right, so this is the van, isn't it? >> yep. >> reporter: using this small van and a simple setup, the tiktok star films all of his videos right here in his front seat. >> i usually clip that in here, put that on there, push play, and do a couple of my lives or videos and that's about it. >> reporter: with some gym equipment inside, in between training his clients, the 34-year-old aspiring motivational speaker and part-time personal trainer is also training his mind. >> you're working on your handstand, and you're reading. >> reporter: he skyrocketed to

fame not for planks or push-ups or even pushes. -- or punches. instead, it was his problems. >> hey, how's it going? my name is oliver. i struggle with reading. >> reporter: according to the department of education, more than 43 million americans cannot read, write, or do math above a third grade level. on top of that, james is 1 of 8 million american adults who are considered functionally illiterate. james' struggles with reading growing up led to behavioral issues, especially in school. >> the special education system at the time was focused on behavioral more than educating. they spent a lot of time restraining us and disciplining us and putting us in positions to shape us to not act out in class. >> did that prevent you from learning? >> you can't fully function in society without the tools that you need as a young person. >> reporter: behavioral issues t adul and isolation.

all things james struggled with in the beginning, until his wife gave him something he never owned before, a book. this quote book james says changed everything. >> i read one word. one turned into two, and that turned into three. that turned into a page. >> reporter: his reading skills improved so much that he's now on a journey. 100 books in 2023. >> i got to say, we got a little surprise for you. >> oh. >> our friends at barnes & noble heard your story and they wanted to contribute to your library by helping with these books all for you. take them. they're all yours. he couldn't get those books out of my hands fast enough. oliver tells me he still has trouble understanding punctuation and writing and he uses voice to text in order to write the posts on tiktok, which is why there are spelling errors and get this, he's doing this so one day he can teach his 3-week-old son to read.

oliver and i made a tiktok. check it out on his page. >> ike, are you planking and reading in that tiktok? >> reporter: he's planking. i'm reading. i'm not trying any of that stuff. >> all right, ike, thanks so much. now i'll send it out to ginger in central park where there's still no snow. we hoken that record, but . there is ice this morning that has already caused accidents. this is settlement, texas. near fort worth, this will be a two-day event that does not just impact north texas, but all the way to memphis. ice storm warning is in place. if you are west of memphis, you could pick up to three-quarters of an inch because you see those rounds of pink in the future cast. that will leave behind the type of ice that's not just bad on on the chilly side. temperatures are in the low

50's. we have rain returning to the forecast on so many people now thinking about where to travel this year, but it's not just about the destination. where you stay is also really important for those planning their next getaway. this segment is sponsored by hilton. joining us now is the travel mom and hilton spokesperson, emily kaufmann. so great to have you back. you give such great advice to our viewers, and you tell me why do you think where you stay is as important as where you go? >> it's not just what i think. hilton has all kinds of research that supports it's not just about the destination, it's about the stay. if you have a lousy hotel stay, it ruins everything. there's a hilton trend report for 2023 that says people really want to be taken care of when they're traveling, and hilton has a commitment to doing that. whether you wanted to get confirmed connecting rooms for a family, wellness amenities or just that warm and welcoming

>> that's awesome, and tomorrow is national plan for vacation day. so we're going to get started right now. we've got a little bit of a trivia game going. we have three contestants here with us this morning, all so deserving in their communities working to make their communities a better place. let's meet our players. we've got stephanie from the bronx, everybody. [ applause ] hey, stephanie. so she is busy working full-time at a nonprofit that supports inner city youth. she volunteers at a community refrigerator as well to provide fresh food to people in the bronx. thank you so much for all you do. let's go. next up, jessica from manhattan. [ applause ] she is a volunteer for goodness cakes. i like the sound of this. they make and decorate birthday cakes for deserving kids who may not get a birthday party otherwise, and that is a beautiful thing. thank you so much, jessica, and

last but not least, third up, kwacey from queens. [ applause ] >> let's go, baby. >> he has been working as a volunteer for rescuing leftover cuisine. he brings extra food from restaurants to shelters. that is wonderful. are you guys ready to play our game? i'm going to tell you how it rki'gog a mtie chceuestion o hits the buzzer gets a chance to answer. if you get it wrong, we move onto the next question. we'll be keeping tabs on who has the most correct answers. here we go. first up -- >> do you want to tell them what they're playing for? >> yeah, do you want to tell them? >> that would help. i was ready. >> you are playing for a four-night, five-day all-inclusive stay at the hilton cancun, including your flights that are complements of hilton. i have been to this place, and -- >> oh, wow. >> -- it is spectacular. >> no pressure, guys. no pressure. a vacation is on the line here. so listen up. your first question is, what is the number one room amenity that

matters most to hotel guests? is it, a, iron and ironing board, b, pillows, c, robes? >> go for it. >> is it me? >> i think so. >> i'm going to say pillows. >> pillows, it is. congratulations. you got a point. >> tell me who got the buzzer because i can't see them. >> yes. >> you do that. number two, what is the top motivator for people to travel a w lauageor physical and mental health. >> okay, stephanie. stephanie's got the buzz. >> physical and mental health. >> that's correct. >> absolutely correct. >> we've got a game here. next up, what percentage of hotels have both an indoor and outdoor swimming pool? is it 40%, 8%, 100%? >> kwacey? >> c, 100%? >> i'm sorry. that's incorrect.

you have one more chance. what percentage of people say they're willing to pay more to choose their room's view? 3%, 92%, or 54%? >> kwacey again. >> no, no, no. it's stephanie. >> is it stephanie? >> yep. >> sorry. i have been overruled. it's stephanie. >> 54%? >> 54%, and i believe -- >> that's correct. >> that is correct. we've got a winner, everybody. >> we have a winner. >> congratulations. so here's the deal. you're going on an all-inclusive trip as our friend the travel mama said to the hilton cancun, but guess what? everyone's a winner on "gma." come on. you're all going. [ cheers and applause ] >> everybody's going. this is a fantastic trip. congratulations, you guys. you're going to enjoy this so much. >> great job, you guys. thank you for playing the game, and thank you again for all you do for your community. thank you, hilton, for the great information. hey.

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so much music in that town and we got to meet up with collaborators on the album, including mackenzie, and that's where we met and finished up the song. >> it's a great song. i can't wait to hear it. mackenzie, you have been doing this a long time. started out in canada. love to see you in nashville. tell us about that. tell us about your collaborations with dustin lynch for example, and now cheat codes. >> it's been kind of a cool year to, you know, do things with my friends and people that i really respect and to have the songs do well is, like, an added bonus. i'm just feeling very grateful. >> we are grateful to all of you and we can't wait to hear all of you perform off your new album out right now, "one night in nashville," here is cheat codes with mackenzie porter performing "one night left." ♪ ♪ old man standing on the corner with a cardboard sign ♪ ♪ saying, this is the end ♪asite

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bill a better bay area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc. seven news. good morning , everyone. i'm kumasi. aaron from abc. seven mornings here should be no. now with a look at traffic, hydro vina. thank you. good morning, everyone. so the positive news here is that capitol corridor trains are back on the move right now. it was because of this issue. we have video into our newsroom of the situation was a crash on the tracks involving this vehicle. but here's the impact trained 5 21 is about two hours behind schedule now and train 5 23. he is about an hour in 25 minutes behind schedule. hey, drew rubina. it's all about those chilly temperatures right now. we're in the thirties, if not low forties, so a lot of layers needed this morning. top it off with the winter hat. maybe even the gloves. you have a freeze warning and frost advisory in effect right now, and that does continue tonight as well for another cold night with a lot of sunshine out there, so it's brisk this morning, but right this afternoon temperatures in

the fifties kamasi thank you drew. now it's time for live with kelly and ryan and we'll be back at 11 for mon ♪ ♪ >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, from the thriller "knock at the cabin," dave bautista. and tips for traveling with your family as we kick off our "live's travel & me in '23". plus, your comments and thoughts on another addition of inbox. and, the marvelous mark consuelos joins kelly at the co-host desk. all next on "live." and now, here are kelly reca and mark consuelos. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪