good morning, america, for our viewers in the west. the dangerous winter blast across the country. ice storm on the move. millions in the path for treacherous winter weather. freezing rain and ice and the brutal arctic blast alert. where can wind chills go as slow as 50 below zero? ginger is tracking it all this morning. growing fallout from the tyre nichols investigation. three first responders now fired as we learn two more police officers were relieved of duty and under investigation. tyre's family calling for more involved to be charged as they prepare to lay the young father to rest. manhunt intensifying. the suspect on the run wanted for attempted murder, kidnapping and assault. how he's possibly using dating

apps to find victims. presley court challenge. why priscilla is contesting her daughter lisa marie's will. questioning the authenticity of an amendment. dan abrams breaks down what's at stake. raising questions. alex murdaugh's newly released interview with investigators as one crime scene investigator admits she can't rule out the possibility of two shooters. bulldozing boulder. a massive rock smashing through a home. the family narrowly escaping the crash. rihanna staging her return. our exclusive with the man behind the super bowl halftime show and what we can expect from those epic 13 minutes. ♪ six, seven, eight ♪ ♪ schlemiel schlimazel hasenfeffer incorporated ♪ and celebrating cindy williams, half of the hilarious duo, "laverne & shirley." >> what do you suggest i do? flap my arms real hard and head toward the window?

>> tributes pouring in for the star with a legacy beyond the classic tv show. ♪ make all our dreams come true for me and you ♪ good morning, america. just hearing that song puts a smile on your face remembering cindy this morning. >> such an iconic show. we do begin with the treacherous weather impacting 28 states from new mexico to pennsylvania, americans are under ice, windchill and flood alerts. >> and ice storms sweeping across the country as frigid temperatures with windchills as low as 50 degrees below zero settle in. mireya villarreal is in dallas where a winter storm warning is in effect. good morning, mireya. >> reporter: hey, good morning, michael.

the roadways behind me are quiet, so drivers are heeding the warning as sleet is starting to come down in this area. as you just mentioned there is now a winter storm warning that has been extended to thursday. that means these conditions are not expected to let up. a half inch to an inch of ice is expected to accumulate throughout the day causing big worries about the roadways and the power grid. overnight across texas, treacherous driving conditions. several semi trucks sliding and colliding into each other shutting down part of the highway. drivers spinning, and struggling to gain traction. despite caution signs, this red pickup flying down the road then sliding off. that driver just barely able to get it back under control. the slick icy conditions leading to cars losing control and crashing. this white pickup getting off an exit ramp sliding down it sideways and this sports car skidding luckily coming to a stop before crashing, and as this car slides, two other drivers barely miss crashing

into it. many drivers wrecking leaving on stretchers. some needing a pull to get back on the road while others helping dig out, dropping salt to give tires something to grip on to. in san antonio, workers for the first time are using beet juice as a de-icing agent saying it's less corrosive than salt. this truck left dangling off a highway in colorado.fidat thousands of flights canceled or delayed across the country. school has been cancelled in all the major districts in this area. but the good news is the power grid is holding up. as of right now no major injuries or deaths reported because of this storm but, this weather is expected to continue over the next few days. >> best to try to stay off the roads down there if possible. mireya, thank you. now we go to

alex perez in frigid chicago which is getting blasted by the arctic air. good morning to you, alex. >> reporter: good morning, linsey. it feels like 11 below zero, in fact, some 20 million americans are dealing with subzero windchills this morning, and when it's this cold the key is to wear lots of layers and, of course, cover up exposed skin because this can be very dangerous. i want you to look at this shot. a thermal imaging camera to show you how quickly heat exits the body. you should be able to see colors around my face. all of that is heat exiting my body right now. now, some 28 states across the country are dealing with alerts because of this arctic freeze s that has spread over a huge chunk of the country. limit your time outdoors. with these temperatures, frostbite can begin to set in less than ten minutes, george. >> okay, alex, thanks. to ginger for more on where it's headed next.

>> remember, freezing rain, which is caused that slick ice that causes all the accidents, that's rain that falls on a subzero surface. it freezes on contact and then you get that glaze of ice. this is why we're concerned, because there is a huge chunk of our nation including arkansas, western tennessee and a huge part of texas that's going to see the rounds of the pink, the pink is where you see that ice. it can fall as sleet, sleet more like pellets, right, has a beat. sleet has a beat but the accretion of ice, interstate 40, interstate 35.houro critic. how ch power lines and trow then it's super cold, we're talking about 18 below north platte, the feels like, des moines, tuesday morning here, 8 below for des moines and chicago 7 below, look what happens as this moves east, we could see some of the coldest windchills in new england this weekend that we've seen in 40 years. >> i'm not looking forward to that. no one is but thank you so much, ginger. now to new fallout following the release of the body cam video of the police beating of

tyre nichols. three memphis first responders have been fired, and we're learning two other officers were relieved of duty. stephanie ramos is in memphis with more for us this morning. good morning, stephanie. >> reporter: michael, good morning. the city of memphis relieving more officers who were present the night tyre nichols was brutally beaten. his family says they want all of those involved in his death to be terminated and prosecuted and you can see in that video, many officers responding to that scene. we do want to warn you the video you are about to see is disturbing to watch. this morning, growing pressure on the handling of the death investigation of tyre nichols after three first responders were fired and additional officers are off the job following the release of that disturbing video from the now fatal traffic stop. >> we are looking at everybody. >> reporter: the memphis fire department says two emts, jamichael sandridge and robert long and their lieutenant,

michelle whitaker, have been fired after failing to assess nichols on the scene after he was brutally beaten. he died three days later at the hospital. >> what our office has to decide is not whether administrative protocols weren't found or whether they didn't do a good job, but whether they actually violated a criminal law, such that criminal prosecution is warranted. >> reporter: memphis police say in addition to the five officers fired and charged with second-degree murder, two other memphis police officers have been relieved of duty and are under investigation. including preston hemphill also a member of the now-disbanded scorpion unit, created to patrol high-crime hot spots. police say hemphill was the third officer to respond to the initial scene seen here on his body camera video released by the city. later, you can hear hemphill say this. >> i hope they stomp his [ bleep ]. >> reporter: the family of tyre nichols wondering why there

seemed to be a delay in identifying hemphill. saying in a statement, it certainly begs the question why the white officer involved this this brutal attack was shielded and protected from the public eye and to date from sufficient discipline and accountability, but memphis police tell abc news it is protocol to immediately release names of officers fired, not relieved of duty. hemphill has not been charged. the five former officers all black seen in the disturbing video repeatedly beating and kicking nichols, giving nichols more than 70 commands in 13 minutes. as the family prepares to lay the young father and avid skateboarder to rest wednesday, his mother hoping her son's death will bring about change in the police system. >> i guess tyre had to be sacrificed in order for the greater good and so i'm going to hold onto that and i'm going to hold onto it until i get justice for my son. >> reporter: as for the sixth officer relieved, preston

hemphill, of duty, his attorney says he's cooperating with the investigation, michael. more alleged victims of the rom- memphis scorpion unit. >> reporter: exactly, michael. the attorney for the family of tyre nichols says they will hold a press conference later today and people who have been brutalized by the scorpion unit will speak. we do want to mention the memphis police department has not commented on those allegations against the now disbanded unit, michael. >> stephanie ramos, thank you. george. now to president biden hurting the road ahead of next week's state of the union to highlight the bipartisan package to upgrade america's infrastructure that he signed into law 15 months ago. terry moran there. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, george. president biden trying to get the word out that things are actually getting done with that infrastructure law. in baltimore yesterday, at the decrepit 150-year-old baltimore and potomac tunnel, which is so crucial to freight and passenger

rail traffic on the east coast, now being rebuilt with up to $4.6 billion in federal funding and creating as many as 20,000 new construction jobs. he's in new york city today announcing funding for a new tunnel under the hudson river and on friday he'll be in philadelphia talking about replacing lead pipes and ensuring clean water. all part of this more than 7,000 new projebcts that will be launching in the coming months under that massive spending bill. it's not just infrastructure. this is part of a cascade of new federal spending, green energy spending, semiconductor manufacturing. republicans with warning about inflation, and they won't raise the debt ceiling unless cuts are made. >> they're meeting tomorrow and debt limit top of the schedule. >> reporter: president biden plans to confront kevin mccarthy

on these issues. he's going to ask him to pledge to avoid a potentially catastrophic default on the national debt as mitch mcconnell and others have. he'll ask republicans to put their cards on the table, their budget, what their spending cuts would look like. >> terry moran, thanks. now to secretary of state antony blinken in jerusalem meeting with israeli and palestinian leaders amid escalating tensions and a surge in deadly violence. james longman is on the scene in jerusalem. good morning, james. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, george. antony blinken is in the west bank now meeting with palestinian leaders during this huge surge in violence here in the holy land. friday's terror attack on a synagogue was the deadliest by a palestinian against israelis in more than a decade and israeli operations and palestinian communities have killed 35 people in january. thang em eight children. it makes it the bloodiest january since 2015. secretary blinken also had some vague criticism for the new

right-wing government here in israel, not just about what it means for the conflict with palestine but also for the rule of law here more general. secretary blinken is now meeting with the palestinian leader mahmoud abbas about the two state solution reaffirming the united states' commitment to that solution but mahmoud abbas is losing legitimacy. a lot of palestinians are fed up with him after 18 years in power. it feels like we're on the road to more violence, not peace, george. >> boy, it certainly does. okay, james, thanks very much. linsey. we turn to the new report out overnight with a positive outlook on our nation's economy. our chief economic correspondent rebecca jarvis is here with more. rebecca, good news, it sounds like we might avoid a recession. >> that's right, linsey, good morning to you. the u.s. will avoid a recession and the global economy will be more resilient this year than many had feared. that is the headline from the imf's predictions out overnight.

while inflation continues to wear on consumers around the world with american families now spending about $350 more every month on the same goods and services as they did a year ago, it appears the fed's fight to tame it is helping and consumers here in the u.s. are faring and weathering these higher interest rates, the more expensive credit card bills without dramatically pulling back on spending. while the economy is forecast to slow this year, the other big factor driving a more upbeat forecast is china's recent decision to lift its zero-covid policies that forced millions of people to stay home as they get back out into the world they travel. that lends itself to the big economy and the imf is upbeat here, but there are a handful of others forecasting a recession including the world bank which says the world will come perilously close to it in 2023. the bottom line, the u.s. economy is really holding up, michael. >> that is some good news, thank you so much, rebecca. now we're going to celebrate the life of cindy williams, the "laverne & shirley" actress became a household name for

starring in the classic tv series. lara is here with more on her life and career. good morning, lara. >> yeah, give them any chance they'll take it. that line in the theme song summed up the premise of "laverne & shirley." it was one of the biggest hits of the late '70s and early '80s making the stars household names and this morning, we're tt the that dynamic duo has passed away. ♪ one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight ♪ ♪ schlemiel schlimazel hasenfeffer incorporated ♪ ♪ we're gonna do it ♪ >> reporter: she was one-half of america's iconic comic duo in the late '70s, "laverne & shirley." >> it's just like you, isn't it, to drag me all the way over here to some cockamamie scheme of yours and then not know how to pull it off. >> don't start with me now. >> you know what i mean. >> reporter: cindy williams shined as the straight-laced

feeney opposite the shirley feeney opposite the late penny marshall's loose and naughty laverne defazio. >> hey, fonzie. >> reporter: what started as a spin-off of the hit sitcom "happy days" would turn into the most popular show on television by its third season. >> i thought, wait, i'm going to get to stay in town, not have to move out of town, which is what i was going to do, and i've got my rent for the next year. >> reporter: the show known in part for its physical comedy became a classic in its own right. >> well, what do you suggest i do? flap my arms real hard and head toward the window? >> well, just try to get to the door. >> reporter: overnight, hollywood paying their respects to williams, ron howard writing, her unpretentious intelligence, talent, wit and humanity impacted every character she created and person she worked with. still popular decades later, marshall and williams performed their classic schlemiel

schlimazel for charlie gibson. on "gma" in 2002. >> one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight. ♪ schlemiel schlimazel hasenfeffer incorporated ♪ >> reporter: cindy and penny describing what it was like to get that first taste of fame. >> all of a sudden people started pointing and rushing the barricades. >> the cops came as well as the people. >> and we looked behind us. we wondered who was there and then we realized that they were there for us. >> reporter: williams also starred in films directed by hollywood heavyweights like george lucas in "american graffiti." she was also successful behind the camera co-producing the hit "father of the bride" films starring steve martin. williams' two children sharing in a statement, knowing and loving her has been our joy and privilege. she was one of a kind, beautiful, generous and possessed a brilliant sense of humor and a glittering spirit that everyone loved. ♪ make all our dreams come true ♪

♪ for me and you ♪ >> cindy williams was 75 years old. williams and penny marshall were writing partners when penny's brother garry marshall hired them for a single episode of "happy days." the rest is tv history. the two had this telepathy. and when asked about her proudest accomplishment, being able to deliver a line and hear an entire studio audience laugh out loud and that she did. >> we were laughing in here watching. >> you can't help but smile. >> thanks, lara. the suspect on the run. how he's possibly using dating apps to find victims and women to evade police. first back to ginger. this morning, if you want to find the heat go to florida. 75, the temperature at our earth cam. these were records. they've had a lot. your local weather in 30 seconds.

drew: it is a cold morning leading to a bright day with temperatures in the mid-50's to lower 60's. overnight tonight, another frost adviso into effect for temperatures well into the 30's under a blend of stars and clouds. here is the accuweather 7-day forecast. more clouds on thursday with light rain into friday morning and then another storm coming on sunday..

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her mother priscilla is now contesting her will, that's all coming up. the latest on an urgent manhunt for the suspect on the run. he's accused of brutally beating a woman. police say he's possibly still using dating apps to find victims and women to help him evade police. chief national correspondent matt gutman joins us now with the latest. >> reporter: good morning, michael. benjamin foster is a suspect who is accused of torturing his victims. he's already evaded s.w.a.t. teams and now the fbi and the u.s. marshals are searching for a man they say likely armed and extremely dangerous. this morning, the manhunt intensifying. oregon police searching for a suspect accused of torturing women. >> it's essentially an all hands on deck operation. we are laser focused. >> reporter: authorities say 36-year-old benjamin foster is on the run and possibly using dating apps to find victims or even find women who can help him avoid police. the manhunt began last tuesday in grants pass, oregon, when justine siemens was found by police bound and beaten nearly

to death. she's now on life support. in a statement her family says she will survive this and as her family we implore the nation to help bring her attacker to justice. foster now wanted for attempted murder, kidnapping and assault. >> you described him as extremely dangerous. why is that? >> the scene was horrific. this is a bad man that needs to be captured. we don't believe he is randomly picking people. we believe he is formulating a relationship with people. >> reporter: while he has evaded capture police say he's possibly still active on dating apps which he may be using to lure other unsuspecting women to attack or to help him evade capture. >> a man that has displayed the horrific acts of violence that he has done thus far, i wouldn't put anything past this man. >> reporter: foster has a prior history of domestic violence convicted in two separate cases of attacking women in las vegas in the past five years.

one victim managing to escape two weeks of captivity with seven broken ribs, black eyes and other injuries all over her body. now, two major dating app companies saying they're investigating this but have not found foster's accounts online. still, police say they believe he is lurking online, either stalking his next victim or trying to get help to avoid capture. guys. >> what a menacing story there, matt. thank you. now to the alex murdaugh case. an explosive testimony in the double murder trial of the once prominent attorney accused of killing his wife and son. new audio of him talking to policebouthat he w dng on the nhte killings. mng evam here ore. thstatlangutheomentsbefore and b this morning, jurors to cou video evence showing ugngo

investigators days after his son paul and wife maggie were shot to death on the family's property. >> she was a wonderful girl and a wonderful wife. and she was a great mom. >> reporter: murdaugh at times seeming to break down laying out what he was doing that night. >> i actually fell asleep on the couch. >> okay. and what time did you -- >> i don't know exactly what time i woke up, but y'all get my phone, you know, i think one of the first things i did when i got up was call maggie because i was going to my mom's and i know i texted her. >> reporter: cell phone records show murdaugh texted his wife at 9:02 p.m. prosecutors saying that alex's cell phone puts him on the property at the time of the murders. murdaugh calling 911 about an hour later and what he told investigators in the newly released interview raising questions. >> it was just so bad. i did him so bad. > what did he say?

>> it was just so bad. his head no appearing to mouth that's not what i said. meanwhile, earlier in the day the state showing the trove of guns found on the family's property. >> this is the 300 blackout rifle which i secured. >> reporter: the state has not found the murder weapons. murdaugh sharing with investigators paul was missing the same type of rifle used to kill maggie. >> paul had a 300 blackout, and it got, you know, he says it got stolen, you know, and it's been gone for some time. i wasn't totally convinced it was stolen. >> okay. >> as opposed to lost. >> reporter: this comes as the defense really puts the state's evidence under the microscope. both victims were killed with different guns and a crime scene investigator admitting she could not rule out the possibility of two shooters. >> one explanation would be two shooters. one explanation.

not the but one. >> not the only one. >> not the only one but it is a reasonable explanation. >> reporter: the defense objecting to showing those guns in court saying ballistics test determined the guns shown in court were not involved in the murders but the judge allowing them, george. >> okay, eva, thanks very much. coming up, a court battle brewing just weeks after the shocking death of lisa marie presley. tay with us. grow with us over time. and sometimes, make our hearts beat a little faster. i love you. i know. i am your father. there's a place you can find these moments every day. a place that feels like home. disney+. i'm steve, i lost 138 pounds in nine months on golo and taking release. since taking release, my sleep is way better.

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presley. back now with the battle over lisa marie presley's will. her mother, priscilla, is contesting it. trevor ault here with the details. good morning, trevor. >> reporter: good morning, george. lisa marie presley, of course, the only child of elvis and a star in her own right and now according to court documents her mother priscilla says she was cut out of lisa marie's trust and she wants a judge to get that overturned. this morning, a court battle brewing just weeks after the shocking death of lisa marie presley, her mother priscilla contesting the will saying she should have access to the trust. now in response to this court challenge a source close to the late lisa marie says she and her mother had an estranged relationship and they believe priscilla's filing contesting the will is a money grab. according to court documents in 2016 lisa marie removed priscilla and her former business manager brian seigel as trustees, but priscilla is questioning the authenticity of that amendment claiming lisa marie presley's signature appears inconsistent with her usual and customary signature

adding the change was neither witnessed nor notarized. >> her pleading says she only learns of this potential amendment after lisa marie's death. >> reporter: with the current will in place lisa marie's daughter riley is the soul trustee receiving an inheritance worth millions including what's left of elvis' fortune. >> it's hard to tell why priscilla presley is bringing this action. on one hand there are lots of reports that lisa marie presley was deeply in debt. on the other hand there are also reports lisa marie presley had over $35 million in life insurance proceeds. >> reporter: lisa marie presley's last public appearance was just three weeks ago at the golden globes celebrating the movie "elvis." two days later she suffered cardiac arrest dying at the hospital at age 54. thousands taking to graceland for her memorial. her daughter riley so overcome with emotion her husband delivered the eulogy.

>> i hope i can love my daughter the way you loved me. >> reporter: we reached out to all parties involved in this legal dispute. none of them commented. however, a source close to lisa marie told us that during the promotion of the movie "elvis," they were unable to get lisa marie and her mother priscilla to do an interview together. george. >> okay, trevor, thanks. we bring in our chief legal analyst dan abrams. does she have a strong argument? >> it's always a tough case when you're the one that wants to challenge the amendment. two avenues to go here, number one to say it wasn't even executed, right? the proper things that need to be done to make a will official or an amendment in this case weren't done but you need more than a mistake. you really -- >> lack of notarization, and -- >> just lack of notarization. if it was lack of notarization and no witnesses and other issues, then they could say effectively it wasn't executed. the other way to go is claim fraud. and it seems she's kind of making both arguments, fraud, though, you really need to be able to show that if effectively wasn't even her who filed this

so it's always an uphill battle. >> how ugly could it get if riley and priscilla don't agree? >> very ugly. you would think that priscilla would have already reached out before filing this, so this really could get pretty uncomfortable. >> potentially a lot of money at stake here. how common are these kind of fights in these situations? >> this is exactly the sort of situation where it does happen. it'so no uomn. when i say this is the kind of situation, i mean where the person who had been the trustee isn't notified, right, and then say, wait, what are you saying? there was some change? i didn't know about it, et cetera. those are the kinds of that the amendment was see effectively invalid. >> you don't have to let them know you changed it. >> actually you do. >> you do? >> that's one of the arguments. >> that's her argument. >> one of her arguments is,

you do have to based on the previous agreement they had in place, but it's a tricky question. >> all right, we know you got it covered. >> all right, thanks. >> thank you, dan. coming up next we go behind the scenes of rihanna's super bowl halftime show. we'll be right back with more "gma." ♪ i just can't refuse it, like the way you do it ♪ it's specially made for wood floors with a microfiber-like pad that's really soft. and it sprays with a light mist that dries in half the time. that dirt and grime gets absorbed and locked away. the coolest part... it prevents streaks and haze better than my old mop. yeah, this is definitely the way to go. wetjet wood with a money-back guarantee. also try new sweeper wood cloths. or ulcerative colitis symptoms

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good morning, kayna. >> reporter: hey, michael, good morning. adam blackstone is returning after winning an emmy for last year's super bowl halftime show and he's also the musical genius behind other notable halftime performances like j. lo and shakira, justin timberlake and told me this year he hopes everyone can really enjoy the surprise of the show. it's one of the most coveted gigs in music. >> rihanna. >> reporter: and this year, the original bad gals using it to stage her return. ♪ >> reporter: and behind every mega-super bowl performance is the creative genius who puts the show together. ♪ from the first note to the last. along with director hamish hamilton, producers roc nation teaming up with adam blackstone who's returning for the fourth time. how do you start your process

for the super bowl? >> i ask the artist what story do you want to tell? >> so when you asked rihanna what story does she want to tell, what did she say? >> the story that she wants to tell is just let's be epic. let's let this be a moment in time that people will never have had seen or heard before. we're forcing the concert in the middle of the biggest sporting event in the world. >> reporter: just 13 minutes to span rihanna's eight albums. >> gift and a curse. it's like you have so many hits like, you know, almost where do we start? >> she's had some pretty good collabs along the way. >> some great collabs. >> do you think we might see something like that in the show? >> i cannot say. i think you will be in for a surprise. >> reporter: blackstone also performs with the band during the shows giving us a sneak peek at rehearsals. how do you manage the show then while you're playing? >> so we have these talk back mics, so a lot of preparation honestly comes before and so when we hit the stage it's just like another day. >> reporter: now, among many

things, adam is also a die-hard eagles fan and so he told me his plan is to not watch the first half at all, remain focused, go out and do the show then, you guys, he hopes he can enjoy the third and fourth quarter. >> well, we're going to enjoy the game and enjoy him at halftime with rihanna. thank you so much for that, kayna. coming up, jennifer grey is here live. technologists in india, and customers all on different systems. you need to pull it together. so you call in ibm and red hat to create an open hybrid cloud platform. now data is available anywhere, securely. and your digital transformation is helping find new ways to unlock energy around the world. ready to shine from the inside out? say “yes” to nature's bounty advanced gummies and jelly beans. the number one brand for hair, skin and nails.

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better bay area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc. seven news. good morning. i'm reggie aqui from abc. seven mornings. let's see what traffic looks like. thank you, reggie. good morning, everyone. we are starting again with the graphics and the issues that we have continued to follow since about five am starting with this multi car crash, including a big rig. it's a singular in vacaville westbound 80 past cherry glen road, and that is where we're gonna end with the graphics. but do show you the bay bridge toll plaza because it's packed there too. hey, drew, it is bright, but it is brisk. this morning. it is quite cold, with freeze warnings and frost advisories still in effect this going until nine a.m. this morning temperatures right now we're in the twenties and thirties for most of us, so several layers needed as you go about your morning as that sun is up here, it will do its job warming us up as the day goes on, here is a live look from our tam camp showing you the coast of san francisco sunshine brisk this

morning, thirties and forties by nine a.m. fifty's by lunchtime later this afternoon, close to average will go. go to the mid fifties low sixties later on today, reggie thank you drew. if you're streaming us on our abc seven bay area app, abc, seven at seven continues for everyone else. it's good morning america.

good morning, america. good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. ice storm on the move. millions in the path for treacherous winter weather. freezing rain and ice and the brutal arctic blast alert. where can windchills go, as low as 50 degrees below zero. ginger is tracking it all this morning. growing fallout. the latest on the tyre nichols investigation. three first responders now fired. tyre's family calling for more involved to be charged. heartache and healing. supermodel stephanie seymour gives her first interview since losing her son harry two years ago. how she's honoring his memory and what she did that brought her closer to him. royal mission.

the princess of wales' new campaign raising awareness about the importance of early childhood years. why the cause is so close to kate middleton's heart. ♪ one way or another ♪ say good-bye to fast fashion and hello to secondhand shopping. plus, ginger shows us the easy way to get cash for your own used clothing. ♪ coming clean. the queen of tidying up marie kondo revealing why she's given up on being neat. ♪ i had the time of my life ♪ she danced her way into our hearts more than 35 years ago. jennifer grey is live in times square with the latest on the "dirty dancing" sequel and her new movie as she says -- >> good morning, america. ♪ hey, baby ♪ good morning, america. good morning to jennifer grey. happy that she's here. it's a great good morning and, robin, she's having a great --

we could say the time of her life in new zealand. her team took a magical and intense hike to the top of a mountain. robin saying, quote, there are no words, absolutely breathtaking, end quote. much more from robin and her team new zealand live on thursday. that is absolutely breathtaking. >> it really is. also ahead this morning, the new study linking healthy living including giving up alcohol with a decreased risk of dementia. first, we begin with the treacherous weather impacting more than half the country this morning. the ice storm is on the move. want to go back to mireya villarreal in dallas where a winter storm warning is in effect. good morning, mireya. >> reporter: good morning, george. right behind me is the notorious mixmaster here in downtown dallas known for giving drivers trouble when the weather like this. it is starting to sleet on us. but the good news is, it is quiet for now as drivers an inch of ice creating some big

worries about the roadways, about the power grid across tex texas, treacherous driving conditions overnight. giving semitrucks the most problems out there. drivers were spinning and struggling to gain traction as the roads got worse throughout the night. some drivers wrecking, leaving on stretchers. others needing help to get back on the road. in memphis, ice was seen accumulating on trees and roadways. back here in dallas, at love field airport, things were quiet most of the day and into the morning as thousands of flights are cancelled or delayed across the country. now officials are warning, right now, as this ice starts to accumulate on trees and really on the power lines it makes them brittle and more of an opportunity to break. but the good news is, right now the power grid is looking very good and also some good news, there are no major injuries or deaths reported across the state of texas. michael. >> mireya villarreal, we hope it

stays that way, thank you so much. now we turn to the new fallout following the release of the body cam video of the police beating of tyre nichols. three memphis first responders have been fired. let's go back to stephanie ramos in memphis with more. good morning, again, stephanie. >> reporter: hey there, michael. the family of tyre nichols wants all the officers involved in his death to be terminated and prosecuted. i spoke with the district attorney who said his office is looking at everyone, every officer, every person who was on the scene the night tyre nichols was brutally beaten, but he also says it is going to take some time to identify the role each person played. we do want to warn you, the video you are about to see is disturbing. the memphis fire department says two emts, jamichael sandridge and robert long and their lieutenant michelle whitaker have been fired after failing to adequately assess nichols on the scene after he was brutally beaten january 7th dying three days later at the hospital. >> what our office has to decide

is actually if they violated a criminal law. >> reporter: memphis police say in addition to the five officers fired and charged with second-degree murder, two other memphis police officers have been relieved of duty and are under investigation including preston hemphill seen here on his body camera video released by the city. the family of tyre nichols wondering why there seems to be a delay in identifying hemphill saying in a statement, it certainly begs the question why the white officer involved this this brutal attack was shielded and protected from the public eye and to date from sufficient discipline and accountability. but memphis police tell abc news it is protocol to immediately release names of officers fired, not relieved of duty, hemphill has not been charged. as the family prepares to lay the young father and avid skateboarder to rest wednesday, his mother hoping her son's death will bring about change in the police system. >> i'm going to hold on to it until i get justice for my son.

>> reporter: as for the sixth officer preston hemphill, his attorney says that he did not go to the second location and that he is cooperating with the investigation. linsey. >> stephanie, thank you. we turn now to the princess of wales' new campaign, kate middleton is raising awareness of the importance of early childhood years. lama hasan is at kensington palace with more on the mission that's close to kate's heart. good morning, lama. >> reporter: good morning to you, linsey. this is the princess of wales making her mark, she's on a mission to change the way we think about early childhood and how it shapes us as adults kicking off a brand-new campaign which she hopes will make a difference to generations to come. the princess of wales launching her new awareness campaign overnight in london, joined by her husband prince william, kate promoting the crucial importance of the first five years of a child's life, the princess says -- >> the campaign is fundamentally about shining a spotlight on the critical importance of early childhood. >> when kate joined the royal

family she really wanted to take time to work out where she could make the most difference and she was working with addiction and poor mental health and gradually came to the realization a lot of challenges adults face can be traced back to their experiences in early childhood and that's when she decided this is where i can make a difference. >> we can't wait to meet you. >> reporter: to kick off the launch her foundation releasing a short film which will be broadcast in cinemas nationwide. >> you've been very chatty today. >> reporter: showing from birth how babies and children respond to their environment and learn from those around them. the princess saying in a video this morning -- >> because by focusing our collective time, energy and resources on these most preventative years, we can make a huge difference in the health and happiness of generations to come. >> just as william has his earthshot prize, which is a long-term project, she has the early years, and this is what she is going to be dedicating

her time to and what she hopes will be her biggest legacy. >> reporter: now, the princess has dedicated the last ten years of her royal time working on mental health, and a spokesperson says going forward this is very much going to be the focus of her work. guys. >> all right, lama, thanks very much. coming up in our "gma morning menu," supermodel stephanie seymour talks about her son harry's death for the first time. how she's honoring him in a new fashion shoot. also this morning, the new study about healthy living and the risk of dementia. how dropping bad habits like smoking and drinking could help you maintain your memory. plus, jay shetty, the man who married jennifer lopez and ben affleck is here with his "8 rules of love" to find the right person, keep love alive, and so much more. and lara, are you having the time of your life right now? >> i thought she was going to try to lift me. jennifer grey, everybody. she's going to tell us what is happening with a "dirty dancing"

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back now with our "gma" cover story, s back now with our "gma" cover story, supermodel stephanie seymour honoring the memory of her son in her first interview since his death two years ago. erielle reshef with the story. >> reporter: seymour says the interview was a year in the making despite her legendary 40-year career. she was hesitant to she was hesitant to get back in front of the camera after the tragedy of what ary's death but those closest to her encouraged her to return to what she loves as a form of therapy. this morning, in her first interview since the loss of her son harry, supermodel stephanie seymour is talking heartache and healing. seymour gracing the cover of "the wall street journal" magazine spring fashion issue telling the publication, if i think harry would love something, i do it and it does

help me with my grief. harry, a model who was following in his mother's footsteps, was just 24 when he died in 2021 of an accidental prescription drug overdose. seymour says her family has always been her greatest inspiration. >> it was always my mother and i think it became harry. he truly inspires me. >> reporter: a shared love of fashion still a thread connecting her to her third born. seymour describing how she put on harry's st. laurent suit and immediately felt she was channeling him. i looked at that suit one night and i said i'm going to put it on, it fit me. so the '90s icon decided to wear it for this shoot. she also had harry's name written across her bare back. >> this photo shoot was incredibly special but also difficult and complex for stephanie and you could feel in front of the camera but also when i spoke to her how fragile she still is. >> reporter: the 54-year-old saying stepping into his closet

and into his clothes helped her mourn. her family has been her refuge, her grandchildren her saving grace. and at the urging of her agents and close friends getting back in front of the camera a form of therapy. >> to incorporate, you know, his suit into her shoot is also again just a true way of remembering him, so it's something i encourage people i'm treating to do and to, you know, be open to what feels right. >> reporter: a lot of meaning in that shoot. seymour's oldest son had his first son in october and named him harry after his late brother. seymour says she loves being grandma stephanie and the magazine is on newsstands february 11th. michael. >> thank you so much, erielle. now to a "gma" health alert. a new large-scale study about an older person's lifestyle and their chances of getting alzheimer's disease. our chief medical correspondent dr. jennifer ashton is here with the latest. good morning, doc. >> good morning, my friend.

>> tell us about this study. >> british medical journal, a large study, 60 years of age and older followed these people for ten years really looking at what can we do if anything in terms of our behavior to slow our declining memory that is very common with age. they looked at people with and without that gene mutation that is associated with cognitive impairment and looked at six factors and they found if people engaged in more of these factors, the more the better kind of not surprising, they had a 90% lower chance of going on to suffer cognitive impairment than the groups who didn't do these things so, again, powerful association between our behavior and what happens to our brain. >> this is a ten-year study. what type of healthy behaviors are we talking about? >> so let's go through the six and we have to remember this is an all or none. people who did these things never, average amount of times per week and then a lot so physical exercise, not smoking, alcohol was a big one and the

people who did the best in the study never consumed alcohol, diet was actually the biggest factor and, again, healthy diet, lots of vegetables and low saturated fat, cognitive activity which would be something like reading or playing cards and then social contact. even chatting online, meeting with friends, people who engaged in those behaviors did really, really well as we aged. >> personally i'm pretty good on some of those. alcohol, which is timely because end of dry january which i know that you did. so -- >> i did a damp january. >> a damp january. you did pretty well but what are some of the benefits of cutting down on alcohol? >> i have to emphasize this, in terms of alcohol really less is better. that is not a gray zone here so when you talk about abstaining, cutting out alcohol even lowering your risk, there are significant improvements to our heart health, to our liver function, to our quality of sleep, our skin, mental health

and our mood and, of course, you know, our bank account. all of those things get better if you cut down on alcohol. >> well, that last one might be enough to make a lot of people give it up. >> there you go. >> doc, thank you as always. appreciate it. linsey. >> jen and michael, thank you. now to our series "better than ever." we're helping you green your closet by shopping secondhand and selling those clothes that don't get as much wear instead of tossing them. ginger zee is here to show us how it's done. >> you know i've been pretty vocal about my no new clothes challenge that i've been on since june, it's going great. >> this is not new. >> no, everything i wear at this point is either super old or i bought it secondhand. now i did this in part as a protest to fast fashion because in the first 15 years of this century alone, clothing sales doubled while the use of our items in our closet plummete g cap cloth thrown away. that hurts both our pocket and the planet so now i want to introduce everyone to a stylist that says we don't have to do and he has great tips on how to

shop and sell. rented and reborn is the era of fast disposable fashion finally coming to an end? we buy more and wear items fewer times before they hit the trash. the fix? buy less, buy quality and wear it for a long time and thankfully there are stylists like grant alexander to help. what are the top tips you have when it comes to shopping secondhand? >> take pictures of everything that's in your wardrobe so when you're in a store you have access to it right away and you don't have to think about it. look for quality pieces so it's important to know materials, look for natural materials, wools, cottons, silks and leathers. you want to look for those pieces that are going to last a long time. >> reporter: roughly 13 million tons of clothes were made in 2018 alone and only 1.7 million were recycled. that means that the weight of 48 cruise ships worth of clothing went straight to the landfill in just one year in the u.s. alone. fast fashion addict. >> okay. >> can you turn them around? >> absolutely.

>> really? >> anyone. >> okay. >> nothing to be ashamed of. >> reporter: we brought in fast fashion shopper sherian james. her closet is full of trendy pieces that don't get worn enough. >> so excited to meet you. >> i'll hug you too because we're about to change your life. >> amazing. >> reporter: we looked around the real real hoping to walk away with a new look. all right, sherian, come on out. >> i love it. >> yes, this is brunch. do you think anyone would suspect it's secondhand? >> not at all. >> we'll see what else we find. next, we hit up buffalo exchange and with more than 40 locations across america, shoppers can sell their old fit for a brand-new one. >> all right, let's see the look. >> yes. >> yes. >> once again, price pointwise this is much more in line with what you would normally spend. because -- >> sometimes you see things around $100 and kind of second-guess, oh, do i want to

spend a hundred? if you see 25, you know like the quality is there it makes you more, you know, inclined to buy it. >> reporter: after finding several more looks sherian did not walk away empty-handed. the grand total. >> $176.25. and two pairs of shoes. >> yes. >> oh, my god. >> that's amazing. >> three outfits, two pairs of shows, $176. >> awesome. >> thank you. >> i think we've accomplished what we came here to do. >> oh, my gosh. >> she looks so good. shopping secondhand market is just one thing but then selling your clothes so that you can wear them and make them go a little further for the earth and for your pocket is really important. we had sherian post some stuff that she had on poshmark. if it sells she's got 30 bucks. >> what are tips for people looking to make cash from things they already have in their closet? >> this is where you can actually make a lot more so grant says obviously make it something you would wear, like you're not putting an old

t-shirt with your underarm stain on it. you have to make sure it's in good condition and wash and iron it before you take a picture. it's like plating your food nicely, right? >> this is something you've been doing for years. >> yes, and then on top of all that, make sure to look around and have a price comp. you don't want to be offering your jacket for 30 bucks more. nobody is buying that so make sure you do that but, yes, i've been doing it and i do it the lazy way. i do it with threadup. i throw things in a bag, the kids' clothes and then over the last couple of years i've made for than $300 on their items and then i buy all of their new clothes new. >> with that money. >> with that money. >> that is so smart. drew: it is a cold morning leading to a bright day with temperatures in the mid-50's to lower 60's. overnight tonight, another frost advisory will go into effect for temperatures well into the 30's

under a blend of stars and clouds. here is the accuweather 7-day forecast. more clouds on thursday with light rain into friday morning and then another storm coming on sunday.. "pop news" time. >> thank you, george. good morning. we'll begin with movie news and hollywood royalty teaming up. "pop news" time. >> thank you, george. good morning, everybody. we'll begin with movie news and hollywood royalty teaming up. julia roberts and jennifer aniston are joining forces and swapping bodies for a new movie from amazon studios. how did they pull that off? that's all we know about the plot. >> that sells it right there. >> i was just going to say, frankly, that's enough. we're in. the friends have worked together before when julia made a guest appearance on an early episode of "friends" and when the pair starred in the comedy "mother's day" in 2016. the movie is being produced by another powerhouse in hollywood, margot robbie. we'll have more on that as it is available. very big news. also this morning, the queen of clean marie kondo is making

news by announcing she has, quote, given up on being neat. the revelation from the tidying up star and author of "the life-changing magic of tidying up," well, she made this revelation at a recent webinar where she said that after having her third child in 2021, external organization took a backseat. she said my home is messy but the way i am spending my time is the right way for me at this stage of my life. hey! >> the whole thing. >> cleaned up to only get messy. >> that's right. listen, here's the deal. she said the internet didn't have a lot to say. one person joked vindication is mine. another person saying, you know this actually made me feel pretty good about myself. kondo says the goal is to spark joy and lead a joyful life and it sounds like she is doing just that. >> i would like to know what she means of messy. >> her version of messy may not be your version of messy, but

that is making news this morning. in tv news we're still waiting on a premiere date for "bridgerton," season 3, but we do have an update for lady whistledown fans, phoebe who rose to fame playing daphne has announced she will not be back on camera for season 3 saying she is excited to watch as a viewer. she didn't say never to the show but as we know each season of "bridgerton" focuses on a different sibling's love story. season 1 highlighted her story. season 2 on anthony bridgerton and season 3 is about colin and penelope. "bridgerton" returned to production last summer. no word yet on when season 3 as i said hits screens looking forward to that but daphne will be missed. finally this morning, excited to share with you this little girl. she is my kind of kid. there she is. she gets a base hit, no need to slide, though, she instead does her own thing. there you go. >> how great. >> keeping it real, making it

her own and that is your little slice of life this morning. isn't that great? i love that. >> that was great. >> thank you. coming up, jennifer grey is here live.

building a better bay area moving forward finding solutions . this is abc. seven news. good morning, everyone i'm kumasi. aaron from abc. seven mornings were checking in now, with sabina forts in for a look at traffic. hydro bean. thank you. good morning, everyone. so we have two major sigler's to get to. we're going to start with the one we've been following since about five a.m. and that can build a backup still there on westbound 80 past cherry glen road, multiple vehicles involved in that crash, including a big rig. now we have a new sigalert. this is in san jose southbound. one before 8 80. it's reported as a hit and run with injuries reported will wrap up with a live look here at the bay bridge toll plaza kamasi, meteorologist

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ies, even ities b four pm kamasi. thank you do have another abc seven is updated about 30 minutes. you can always find t working hard. d t we are glad to welcome her best. back. "the new york times" best-selling author and takes on the story of gwen shamblin. welcome back. >> thank you so much. >> i confess. i have not heard of it before. tell us about her. >> i hadn't either. i got the offer and i immediately googled this person who i had no understanding of who she was in the world. turns out there's more information on the internet about this woman than the kardashians. >> what did she do? >> well, she was a diet guru, started off in this church in tennessee. very kind of small, she really

wanted to lose weight with god's help so with her church she came up with this program. it got really popular. she wrote a book. it was i think she sold millions. over 20 years, people were completely devoted to her and then in tennessee where it is -- you don't find a lot of churches founded by women, she founded the remnant fellowship church and there she became a prophet and all of these followers did whatever she said. she had very, very strict ideas about how to lose weight, very, very extreme, and people would do whatever she wanted and she said, you know, you should beat your children with hot glue sticks on their bare skin for discipline and, and if that didn't work you could lock them in their room for three days with just a bible.

>> sounds delightful. >> yeah. >> let's take a look at the clip. >> wow. >> i don't think the dress is the problem, tammy. you have put on a lot of weight. >> only a few pounds. >> oh, my gosh. tammy. >> come on, gwen. i can lose it. >> in three days? i can't have you up on the stage looking like ten pounds of potatoes shoved into a three-pound sack. >> oh, my goodness. your transformation as you just saw complete. you really dove in and you said the wig that we just saw was important to get right. >> well, the wig was -- as soon as i got the offer i said i need three thing things, i need a really good dialect coach as much as all i can eat. i need the greatest wigmaker. jamie lee curtis said you call rob pickens right now and get fitted. i said i haven't closed my deal. you get -- okay, okay, i go to rob, i'll pay for it if i don't close my deal but i guess we

have to start. i did a dialect coach all the time. only had two weeks. they made the wigs, it was like four different looks and spans 20 years. >> did it help you dive into the character? >> i mean i guess so because i -- i had trouble -- see, i'm having trouble now. just weird. it like takes me over and then you have two hours in hair and makeup and you have this and then she dresses a lot like kind of like pamela anderson like really like lots of -- she just started to shrink and shrink and her hair just gets bigger and bigger and the higher the hair the closer to god and it was almost like you could track her mental health through her hair. >> what part of her story stuck with you the most? >> i think the idea that she could harness that amount of power for that many years for people's vulnerability to

hearing a silver bullet. a recipe to basically feel like they're enough. and if you are a certain weight and a certain shape and a certain number on the scale, then you can be lovable by god. you can be lovable to yourself. you can be lovable to others and anything shy of that is a sin. and she tapped into that real self-loathing that i think is epidemic and basically i consider her to be the personification of eating disorders, that she is the voice that people with eating disorders hear which is, unless i'm down those four pounds, i don't exist. >> she mentions the voice of god. >> she says it is god. god is her boyfriend. >> ooh. >> at first she said i've always

felt like god was my boyfriend. he's like the hot guy on the football team. just knows how to come in and take care of everything and then she divorces, even though she said it is a sin to divorce and then she marries a guy who becomes her god. she marries a guy who is then basically god's thrown over for the guy. >> so we also heard "dirty dancing" coming back. you'll star and executive produce. >> that is the story, yeah. we're not -- we are not giving up any dates at the moment, because it's all really what i'm doing my whole job with this is to get it right. get it really right, you know, in patrick's honor, in honor of all the fans' relationship to the movie and just, you know, if you're going to do that movie again it has to be right. >> yeah. >> but it's definitely happening. >> it's definitely happening. >> so exciting. >> thank you so much. i'm very excited to say that. it's something that i refuse to do unless it's perfect.

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the super bowl and some companies are going all out for their big game commercials and this morning we have the first look at how my friend primetime deion sanders is transforming into father time for one ad. will reeve is here with the details. good morning, again, will. >> reporter: good morning, michael. deion is crushing the media game just like michael strahan. he's all over the place, the super bowl is as close to a captive audience tv event as can be. football fans from the die-hards to the casuals, folks just there for the halftime show, people at parties participating in a fundamental american tradition, all told it's hundreds of millions of eyeballs, so if you've got a product it's a good time to sell it. just be prepared to pay. for advertisers the super bowl is their super bowl. >> which one of you wants a piercing? >> reporter: brands bring it all for the big game. popcorners teasing a "breaking bad" reunion between walter white and pinkman.

tony romo doing his best "caddyshack" impression. >> if i'm a quarterback about to become tournament champion! >> reporter: and gronk gearing up for his live super bowl field goal attempt. >> it's the kick of destiny. my destiny. >> on average about 100 million people tune in to the super bowl. it's more than double the audience that we will see for any other event. >> reporter: you want 30 seconds of super bowl airtime it will cost you $7 million, a new record. here's a morning tv "gma" primetime has an ad. deion sanders selling oikos yogurt. commercial it was still ilming - competitive because that's who we are, but to have your family there was exciting, exhilarating. it was -- it gave us a sense of unity and love and support for one another. >> reporter: the super bowl champ and former two-sport superstar fittingly playing two roles. >> you want to see strong? that is strong.

>> gives me an opportunity to see what i'm going to look like when i'm father time. you know when i'm father time. no pun intended but i'm father time. >> reporter: now according to ad week when you tally up the in-game, pregame and postgame revenue, you're looking at something around $500 million in ad revenue just on super bowl sunday. it is literally the super bowl in every way, lara. >> indeed, thank you, will. we turn now to some love inspiration just in time for valentine's day. number one "new york times" best-selling author, award-winning podcast host and on purpose -- and chief purpose officer of calm, jay shetty is with us. a new book, "8 rules of love: how to find it, keep it and let it go," and we welcome him now. i'm such a fan of your instagram. your pearls of wisdom are so -- always positive and encouraging. how did you find this space and make it your own? >> oh, thank you so much. well, i think i was focusing on

love at the moment because there's two things that i saw, i saw so many people who had amazing professional lives but they were struggling in their personal lives and then i saw lots of people who had great good personal lives and even if their professional lives were struggling they were able to figure it out and when you look at what we've all been through in the past three years i think we need a lot more love, not just for our partners, our children, our parents but for all beings, for everyone around us, so i found it through observing people's challenges and problems. >> and so many people look to you for advice. i want to talk to you about the four stages of love. you explain them in your book. can you walk us through those briefly? >> yeah, i think we often think you like someone and then you fall in love with them. it's as simple as that and actually there's four stages, practicing love -- sorry, preparing for love, practicing love, protecting love and perfecting love, and this is a journey from connecting with yourself to then finding chemistry with someone else to

then learning about your compactability and finally character, and i think we often think of relationships as just chemistry and so these four stages broaden it out to be much more about three different levels. >> you really walk your readers through how to get to those stages of protecting and then perfecting. we were talking in the break about our personal journeys and you really do have such good advice. for folks who are already in relationships, maybe long term or even married, what advice would you give this morning on how to keep that spark alive? that's always a hot topic. >> i have a four e formula. four different things you can do with your partner and currently we only do one out of the four. that is entertainment. watching tv, watching movies, but there's three other levels, the next level is experiences and experiments, try something nw. when was the last time you did something for the first time with your partner. we're used to watching them do the same things, do same activities. let's see them do something fresh and new. the next level is education, learn something with them. do something that helps you both

grow. maybe it's a book, a podcast. >> a new language. >> a language, something that you feel like you're both going in the same direction, and the highest is engagement which is serving together. could you go help out at a homeless shelter or a soup kitchen? when you go and transform the lives of other people together it transforms your relationship and it brings you closer than anything can. >> it ultimately is all about self-love. >> exactly. >> i was following, of course, ben and jen, and you were lucky enough to officiate at their wedding. it looked so beautiful and i know it was all about mindfulness. and meditation. >> yeah, i think that a wedding day is so important, a ceremony is so powerful and the last thing you want, there's so many emotions at a wedding ceremony, right, everyone has thought, emotions and i just love people being mindful so we practiced being mindful with our sight, with our scent and our sounds and be really present in that beautiful environment so that was a process i guided everyone through. >>ha be sp iwa sci. >> and lucky for them they had

your incredible energy that day. you're taking it on the road too so everybody can get a little bit of the jay magic. tell us about your tour. you've already got the podcast. we can hear you but quickly you're taking it on the road. >> that's right. i'm going on a world tour for the first time ever. we're all across the states and going on to india, australia, to europe, so i couldn't be more excited and spread love around the world. >> spread it indeed you do. thank you so much. >> thank you so much. >> i wish you could like feel the energy radiating. it's really a joy. >> thank you. you can read it. "8 rules of love." it's out right now. ginger, over to you. thanks, lara. some of the elevated neighborhoods around las vegas did get accumulating snow. mount charleston up to seven inches of snow so it's happening in the southwest but we're also going to see wind where that came from. you ca drew: a cold morning leads to temperatures later today in the mid-50's to low 60's under sunny

skies. accuweather 7-day forecast shows rain all right, everybody. it is that time to reveal our "gma" book club pick for february. janai norman has it. she's going to take it away. i tried to get a sneak peek. she was, like, no, you got to listen. >> i said, no, you got to listen and buy the book. i don't think you have to buy the book but you got to read it. it is for anyone who has lost that love and moved heaven and earth to get it back. this is a debut novel that you're going to want to read in one sitting so let's see what it is. there we go. it is "river sing me home" by eleanor shearer and here she is with more. >> good morning, america. "river sing me home" is about a mother's fierce love and what it means to be free. set in the caribbean after the abolition of slavery it's about a woman rachel who is looking for her stolen children.

i was inspired by e thbbean we know really did try to put their families back together again after emancipation and rachel also draws on the wonderful black women in my own life like my mother and aunt, my grandmother and step grandmother. i can't wait to share "river sing me home" with you all. >> and i'll be sitting down with eleanor later this month. "river sing me home" is out now. you can also catch her live on "gma" this saturday and as always keep reading along with us at our instagram @gmabookclub. >> did you read it all in one siting? >> linsey, we're on live television. not all in one sitting. that's on me, not the book. >> because you're too busy. all right, janai, thank you. all right, janai, thank you. coming up, tyler hubbard what if a mouse could change the world? if elephants could fly.

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building a better bay area moving forward finding solutions . this is abc seven news. good morning, everyone. i'm kumasi aaron from abc seven morning, shaking in now with job in a for a look at traffic, hydro vina. hi kumasi. thank you. good morning, everyone. so we are going to begin with a look at our clearing issues we have this morning starting in bocca ville westbound 80 past cherry glen road that sigalert has cleared, so that's good news. we also have this issue in richmond that's still sticking around the fuel spill western, any entering. that's a lot of avenue but good news here in the south bay, san jose, that singular has cleared as well on southbound one before 8 80. hey, drew. hey joe, being a we are still looking at some chilly temperatures right now. we'll find those numbers in the have sunshine out there will get

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