good morning, america, for our viewers in the west. president biden pitched unity in his state of the union address, but washington's divisions were on full display. overnight, a fired up and fiery president biden delivered his first state of the union to a divided congress. >> we're the united states of america and there's nothing, nothing beyond our capacity if we do it together. >> making the case the economy is back from the brink. calling on congress to help. >> finish the job. >> finish the job. >> finish the job. >> touting his bipartisan achievements and trading jabs with republicans. [ booing ] >> the outburst over the border, fighting the fentanyl crisis and guns and more. this morning, the republican response and the view from the

white house. vice president harris joins us live. >> the state of the union is strong. [ applause ] race against time. the critical window of survival narrowing in turkey and syria after the catastrophic earthquake as the staggering death toll rises. this morning, the miraculous moments of hope and relief including the infant born under the rubble. we're live on the scene this morning. midair scare. a battery fire breaking out on a cross-country flight. how crew members quickly jumped into action and the investigation this morning. new images of the chinese spy balloon as crews work to recover it. how china is responding now. cross-country storm on the move. millions of americans in the south on alert for severe weather. this morning, the major cities in the path and the tornado threat. ginger is tracking it all. ♪ you're simply the best ♪ and all hail, king james.

>> lebron stands alone. mi tllimht l scoring leader surpassing the great kareem abdul-jabbar breaking the record set before he was even born. >> oh, my goodness. oh, my goodness. >> this morning, michael's one-on-one with lebron. >> what do you want your legacy to be? >> going from the beginning as the chosen one to his future on the court. ♪ baby, i would rather be ♪ we do say good morning, america. not many people could make michael strahan look small. the way he engulfed him. we're looking forward to that conversation. >> what a great conversation they had. also just a great moment. he stands alone but so many sand behind him and the mayor of los angeles lighting up city hall in honor of lebron's achievement, also acknowledging lakers legend kareem abdul-jabbar, and we've got much more ahead on lebron's big night and michael's big one-on-one with him. >> lebron probably has many

years to go. >> yes, he does. we'll begin with the state of the union address. biden's first speech to the new and divided congress, it was unusually combative. t did noshaway boo and liar at from that fight. >>epte t white hse isg high there were cheers and high-fives last night. they feel the president made a clear and compelling case for the progress made so far and the need to stay the course. but there were also a lot of that raucous contention in the chamber. republicans at points jeering and heckling at the president, even as he made the argument that it's time they work together. >> mr. speaker, the president of the united states. >> reporter: overnight, president biden making the case that the economy is back from the brink and asking americans to trust him. >> we're not finished yet by any stretch of the imagination but the unemployment rate is at 3.4%, a 50-year low. [ cheers and applause ]

>> reporter: that appeal a constant refrain. >> finish the job. >> let's finish the job this time. >> let's finish the job. >> we got to finish the job. >> reporter: the president touting his accomplishments, highlighting bipartisan investments in rebuilding the nation's roads and bridges and poking at the republicans who didn't back his infrastructure plan. >> we'll fund these projects and i'll see you at the groundbreaking. >> reporter: his first state of the union address before a wit hand extended across the aisle. >> speaker, i don't want to ruin your reputation, but i look forward to working with you. [ laughter ] >> reporter: but there were plenty of contentious moments, outbursts over the border. >> the border. >> reporter: fighting the fentanyl crisis. and especially when it came to the debate over lifting the debt ceiling. >> some of my republican friends want to take the economy hostage. instead of making the wealthy pay their fair share, some

republicans, some republicans, want medicare and social security to sunset. i'm not saying it's a majority. [ booing ] let me give you -- anybody who doubts it contact my office, i'll give you a copy -- i'll give you a copy of the proposal. that means congress doesn't vote -- i'm glad to see this. >> reporter: the president seizing the moment to turn the tables on republicans trying to get them to commit. >> as we all apparently agree, social security and medicare is off the books now, right? [ applause ] all right. >> reporter: on the n the amot that btss he have ner

ad to have with th chdr. >> reporter: with the parents of tyre nichols sitting in the first lady's box, the president urging congress to finally act. >> let's commit ourselves to make the words of tyre's mom true, something good must come from this. something good. and all of us, all of us -- >> reporter: on guns the president pointing to brandon tsay who is credited with saving lives in the monterey park massacre. >> he saved lives. it's time we do the same. ban assault weapons now. ban them now. [ applause ] once and for all. >> reporter: looking ahead, the president with a message of hope. >> because the soul of this nation is strong, because the backbone of this nation is strong, because the people of this nation are strong, the state of the union is strong. [ cheers and applause ]

>> reporter: and while the white house insists that this speech was not a trial run for the upcoming 2024 campaign, i have to tell you it certainly felt like that, like he was laying the groundwork and biden's delivery and command may go far to quell some of the concern even from his own party about a re-election run. now, starting today the president is taking this message on the road, this week visiting two states critical to the next election. george? >> mary bruce, thanks. let's get more on this from our chief congressional correspondent rachel scott, chief washington correspondent jon karl and, rachel, let me begin with you. i've never seen a chamber like that. >> reporter: yeah, george, and you said it yourself, it was a rowdy house chamber. at times extremely contentious. i was sitting inside the chamber watching this all unfold as republican members of congress heckled the president of the united states. house speaker kevin mccarthy warned his conference earlier in the day that the mics are hot, that the cameras are rolling. he wanted this to be civil and respectful. he told reporters after that

closed-door meeting that his party would not be engaging in any childish games, but, of curse, that all served as a very stark contrast to what we saw play out inside that house chamber. >> jon, the president had a balancing act last night, pleading for bipartisanship but showing he has a lot of fight in it. did he do what he needed to do? >> reporter: i really think he did. look, this was a highly unusual state of the union address. but this is one of the best speeches that joe biden has me up there and evse h attackone was doing it with a smile, not the name-calling he's done in the past. there was no talk of maga, you know, extremists, ultra-maga republicans and the reaction to -- from the republicans. at least the back bench republicans who were heckling him and jeering him played exactly into his message, they made the contrast. he was able to for a moment anyway, george, portray the

republican opposition as a bunch of angry hecklers, people that were bitter and rude. you could see kevin mccarthy obviously didn't like the image. he was literally shushing republicans in the chamber. >> jon, the official republican response, a familiar face from the trump era. >> reporter: yeah, sarah sanders literally going to trump's old spokesperson. her message was very much in keeping with trumpism, it was harshly negative. almost american carnage we saw from trump in his inaugural address. one interesting thing, sarah huckabee sanders may have invoked trump but she never once mentioned his name in that speech. >> rachel, an unusual and remarkable moment for george santos right before the speech. >> reporter: unusual, it was. congressman george santos, who is accused of fabricating almost every single detail of his life, positioned himself along the aisle to cross paths with members of congress entering as

well as the president. then you had senator mitt romney go up to him and say to his face that he does not belong here, saying that he should be embarrassed. senator romney told reporters afterwards that he was surprised to see santos along the aisle saying that considering all the investigations that he is facing that he should have been in the back and should have been remaining quiet instead of parading in front of the president of the united states asking if he had any shame. george? >> rachel scott, jon karl, thanks have much. robin? >> it was quite a scene. now to the race against time and the efforts to find survivors after that catastrophic earthquake devastated turkey and syria. the death toll is still climbing, now topping 11,000. marcus moore is live again on the scene in turkey with the very latest including the stories of some miraculous rescues. good morning, marcus. >> reporter: robin, good morning. we have been witnessing an urgent effort this morning here in gaziantep to find people who may be trapped in the rubble.

you can see the rescuers in the distance behind us. they say they know an 11-year-old boy is there and that three times this morning they have heard a voice or voices coming from the rubble, e onny to try to save ve mornga c clock to find survivors in the rubble. reamily from the debris. the crowd erupting in joy and relief and this infant found by residents who heard her cries 40 hours after the earthquake. her mother tragically passing, but first giving birth while buried under the rubble of a five-story apartment building. the baby now doing well and in the hospital. and rescuers giving water to this toddler, a syrian refugee, now safe after being trapped for nearly 45 hours. miraculous moments as the death toll from the catastrophic earthquake that hit syria and turkey now tops 11,000 and the

world health organization estimating the toll could reach nearly 20,000. this young girl welcomed out of the rubble to applause after being trapped for over 45 hours in turkey. her relatives overcome with relief, kissing her as she's carried to an ambulance. in turkey alone more than 8,000 people have been rescued. in gaziantep, near the syrian border, we met families who for days have been waiting for news of their loved ones as searchers dig through debris nearby. this woman told us her cousin is buding. o ld. >> it's so cold. it's so difficult, so difficult. >> reporter: like so many, they too are hoping for a miracle. a critical window for survival is narrowing with potentially thousands more trapped. president erdogan saying 70 countries from around the globe are offering aid including two usaid teams of elite rescue

workers en route with roughly 170,000 pounds of specialized tools and equipment. we met this woman bringing soup and water to rescue crews. >> we want to help people, everybody. >> reporter: while sending aid to war-torn syria proving to be more of a challenge, this drone video showing a horrific scene there. multiple high-rise buildings reduced to rubble. entire neighborhoods ripped to pieces. so we have watched the efforts here in the urban areas continue to unfold but the united nations says many roads that lead to rural areas were destroyed and that has impacted the rescue operations there as well as making it difficult to get aid to those affected areas. rebecca? >> such a tragedy and we are praying for those miracles. marcus moore, thanks for being on the scene for us throughout this story. we turn now to the frightening fire on board a united airlines jet. the plane was forced to turn af thanks to quick action of the flight crew. our transportation correspondent gio benitez is at newark airport

where that plane was headed. good morning, gio. >> reporter: hey, rebecca, good morning to you. yeah, that plane turned right back around to san diego when the fire started and that quick-thinking crew went right to work saving so many lives. this morning, the faa investigating after a fire broke out on a newark-bound united flight leaving san diego. >> all of a sudden there was some smoke. the guy next to me, two seats over started to scream and then i saw a flash of fire. >> reporter: air traffic control telling the plane to turn around, but struggling to hear the pilots. >> at 2664 i understand you might be on masks there. i cannot hear you. suggest you turn north and you are cleared for the visual to san diego at any time. >> reporter: united telling abc news it was a battery brick that burst into flames. crew members immediately put it inside a thermal containment bag

like this one designed to contain a small battery fire and put it out. in 2022 alone the faa says there were 57 incidents like this one on a plane. thankfully it landed safely back in san diego. >> the fire is out and it's in the lav and we just need to check on the thermal condition of the brakes so we can maybe roll off and get over to the gate. >> reporter: and many u.s. airlines now have those containment bags on board. that's why it's so important to carry on your devices and batteries, never put them in your checked luggage. george? >> absolutely not. okay, gio, thanks very much. the latest now on the recovery effort of the chinese spy balloon. we're seeing new images as the coast guard says the operation will take several days. chief justice correspondent pierre thomas is tracking the effort. good morning, pierre. >> reporter: george, good morning. we have new images of the u.s. navy pulling out what's left of china's spy moon from the atlantic ocean. the navy has pinpointed the

location of the balloon's huge technology bay which is the size of three buses. authorities are increasingly confident they will be able to exploit a potential intelligence bonanza. recovered pieces are being sent to the fbi lab in quantico, virginia, and we're learning new details about the massive surveillance device. a senior official telling abc news the balloon had a self-destruct capability, possibly containing explosives. china meanwhile is furious. defense secretary austin.s from- robin? >> pierre, thank you. quite a recovery effort going on there. we're going to turn now to that breaking basketball news overnight. the king has been crowned. lebron james stands alone as nba's all-time scoring leader. matt gutman was in the arena when it happened and joins us now from los angeles. good morning, matt. you didn't have to pay because that was some heavy price for tickets to that game, matt. >> reporter: it was like $1,250. no, we did not have to pay and inside, you know, it was an unimportant game and a forgettable season, but there

was the electric feel of a championship game. every time lebron touched the ball the crowd roared and the 38-year-old scoring 38 points in just three quarters to clinch one of the most hallowed records in all of sports. >> lebron james, a shot at history. >> reporter: overnight that fadeaway jump shot. the roar of the fans. lebron james sailing across the court, arms in a "v," notching the all-time nba scoring record and cementing his status as perhaps the greatest ever. >> i would never, ever in a million years dreamt this, it's even better than. thank you, guys. >> reporter: lebron putting his hands on his knees taking it all in moments later getting the game ball from another laker great, kareem abdul-jabbar, whose record he overtook. >> lebron james for three. >> reporter: lebron started the contest 35 points behind abdul-jabbar's once-seemingly unassailable points but from the

start of the game it seemed lebron was determined to knock down this, the biggest record of all. lebron sinking fadeaway jump shots, layups, free throws and multiple three-pointers. now, inside that arena we saw lebron tearing up. he said it was one of the few times in 20 years that he cried. now, guys, he is not through yet. he says he intends to play through the '24/'25 season long enough to be in the nba with his son bronny. he could score thousands of more points making his record completely unassailable. guys? >> that's true, matt, it was wonderful to see the family there on the court with him. coming up next -- in our next half hour michael's one-on-one with lebron james on making that history. also ahead, vice president kamala harris will join us live with reaction to the state of the union. first to ginger. >> albuquerque, new mexico, has had more snow than new york city, they had .6 inches. they're still far behind for their season. that moisture will meet up and that storm forming tornadoes and

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>> reporter: it's a record many thought would never be broken. the all-time nba scoring record, one of the most revered records in basketball history, but four-time mvp lebron james changed that last night. lebron scoring the historic bucket, his 38,388th career point. his family overjoyed joining him on the court. last week with a little over an hour to game time -- >> what's up, big boy? >> reporter: -- i met up with the king as he prepared to take on the knicks at madison square garden. one of the greats himself breaking a record set before he >> it goes. >> what does that mean to you? >> you know, crazy thing is, man, i've never -- i've had goals throughout my whole career, you know, on the court. i wanted to be the rookie of the year my rookie year, i wanted to be an all-star.

i wanted to win championships. i wanted to be the mvp of the league. i wanted to be defensive player of the year and lead the league in assists. i never ever was like i want to break the all-time scoring record. it's never been a thought of mine and the fact that i'm ready -- i'm like literally right here. it's mind blowing. >> so for you breaking this record, you think that solidifies you as the greatest to ever play the game of basketball? >> i don't know if the record does. the one thing i can tell you, mike, is i've always prided myself on saying, i want to be the greatest to ever play this game and that came from a motivation to myself, my drive to be the greatest of all time. >> reporter: but the road to becoming the g.o.a.t. isn't always paved in gold. just last month, referees missed a game-deciding call for a foul made on lebron at the lakers/celtics game. his reaction making headlines. >> and the game is over. lakers furious. they thought he was fouled.

>> i don't know if i've ever seen you that upset about anything and then the referees made a public apology which rarely happens. so what was going through your mind when you didn't get that call? >> a lot of people have to understand that we've been on the other end of a lot of calls lately, you know, where instead of us being in the bottom half of the western conference we'd be sitting in the top four or five seeds. these are plays that are literally win or lost. at the end of that game it was a buildup. it wasn't just that call. it was everything that's been going on over the last few weeks with our ball club when we're scrapping. we're trying to get into the pstseason. we are trying to make something out of this season. >> reporter: while he leads the lakers on the court he has another big job at home raising three kids, bronny, breeze and zuhri with his wife savannah. you're on the cover of "sports illustrated," the chosen one and now 20 years later you're on the cover with your sons.

>> yeah, man. >> bronny and bryce and it says the chosen sons. >> yeah, man. >> you say you're looking forward to sharing the nba court with bronny. >> yeah, yeah. >> that means you'll stick around for a few more years. >> yeah, i'll be around. i'll be around. i told him i said i did my part. you got to do your part. i don't know how much but you got to do your part. >> what about bryce? '26, '27. >> oh, my goodness. oh, my goodness. i mean, listen, listen, that's what i got to do. >> what do you want your legacy to be? >> i want my legacy to be that all my teammates and the people that played against me knew i played the game the right way and i competed at a high level. i never cheated the game. i never cheated the game. i never cheated the process. but for me off the floor i think me having my own school in my hometown and me inspiring kids all over the world, being active in politics at times or social justice and things thago on hose a t thgst out beose are things that last forever.

>> reporter: at just 38 years old, just a few years shy of becoming the oldest active nba player, fans can't help but wonder when he will hang up his crown. >> i ain't there yet. i ain't there yet. my wife wishes i was there, though. i tell her i got a little bit more time left. little more time left. >> savannah hopes that. but not the king. he's from akron, ohio. my mother is from there and i still have a lot of relatives and i remember when they talked about, hey, this kid in high school, lebron james, he's the best ever. what are you talking about? >> and they were talking about him in high school. >> they were. the chosen one to be on the cover of "s.i." like that and for him to say that he wants to stick around to play with his son, that's something. >> those are some big shoes to fill. i love the story. you don't have to love sports to love his story. such an accomplishment -- excellence, drive, camaraderie. >> and that school he has back in akron. >> it's incredible. coming up later, the health data on your devices you may not know about it.

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prospect for bipartisanship? >> well, i think if you look at the track record -- and i thought the president did a great job of pointing that out. we, you know, together there was bipartisan support for the bipartisan infrastructure law and because of that, roads and bridges are being refabbed and constructed around our country. in fact, since the president signed the bipartisan infrastructure law, 20,000 projects are under way. so, you know, i think that there's a bit of what happens in that room sadly that it's about theatrics, but when you talk about the substantive work we've seen some success in terms of bipartisan work. look what we did together. it was bipartisan in terms of dealing with gun safety laws the first time in decades where we had any meaningful federal legislation in that regard. so the president, it's his nature and it's his commitment to the american people to work across the aisle. some people are cynical about i- it. >> the problems aren't just inside that chamber, though.

the president also facing a skeptical public. a majority don't think they're better off since he took office and a majority don't approve of the job he's doing. >> well, listen, there's no question -- and, again, the president spoke about this and it's on his mind every day. people are still hurting in america. as he started his presentation last night, talking about the fact that we've come out of an historic pandemic, the economic crisis that resulted, supply chain crisis that resulted. you look at the cost of milk and eggs. it's about $4.25 i think on average in the country. so, yeah, people are still hurting and we still have work to do. i think the president was clear that the job is not done. we brought down the cost of insulin for seniors to $35 a month. we're bringing down the cost of medication on an annual basis for seniors so that they'll be capped at about $2,000 a year and we're dealing with what we need to do to bring down the cost of energy in terms of rebates. so a lot of good work has

happened but more work needs to be done. >> the president did not make a specific reference last night to that chinese spy balloon. can the confrontation with china be contained? >> you know, the president met with xi jinping in bali and then actually weeks later i had a brief meeting with him in bangkok. we have been very clear with -- directly with the chinese leaders and with our own allies and partners around the world. we invite competition with china, but we do not seek conflict. we do not seek confrontation. what the president did most recently in terms of that balloon is consistent with our perspective and commitment, which is we are prepared to compete. but at the same time if there's any violation of our sovereignty we're going to act and that is what the president did decisively. >> the official republican response from governor sanders of arkansas said the choice before america right now is the choice between normal and crazy. your reaction?

>> i didn't see the response but i know what the president talks about, you know, instead of talking about, you know, whatever the labels are, he's focused on and we're focused on what we need to do for the american people. when you're talking about bringing down the cost of insulin to $35 a month, ask any senior who is a diabetic and i think they would tell you it's the right thing to do and it's not the crazy thing to do. when you talk about creating 12 million jobs, which is a historic number, i think most americans, regardless of who they voted for, would say that's the right thing to do. when you're bringing down the costs of living and paying attention to the needs of working people and talking about the importance of the dignity of work, i think most working people in america, whatever party they are registered with, would say that's the kind of perspective i want from my leaders and it's not crazy, in fact, it's long overdue. >> governor sanders also made a point about the generational gulf.

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inside the scandal at sarah lawrence. >> i was so scared. he wouldn't let me sleep. he controlled what i was eating. he would yell at me. >> one student's father moved into her dorm exploiting some of her friends and roommates. now two of his victims in a rare interview share their story and their path to healing. al data yr cego ♪oue jt e u ke becky worley is going to show you how to tap into that helpful information. ♪ dance for me ♪ the fantasy football bet trending big. 30 tiktok dances in 30 days. he may be his league's loser, but he is a winner in our eyes and he's joining us live to do one last dance. ♪ the sky ♪ lus, laurence fishburne is live in times square getting animated talking about his new passion project.

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republicans booed and shouted "liar" at moments in the speech. we want to go back to our senior white house correspondent mary bruce. mary, good morning. >> reporter: well, i am told there were cheers and high-fives at the white house last night. this morning they are riding high and feel the president delivered. we have never seen the chamber quite like this. it was raucous and contentious at points even as the president was arguing that republicans should work together. >> mr. speaker, the president of the united states. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: overnight president bide making the case that the economy is back from the brink and asking americans to trust him. >> we're not finished yet by any stretch of the imagination, but the unemployment rate is at 3.4%, a 50-year low. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: that appeal a constant refrain. >> finish the job. >> let's finish the job. >> we got to finish the job. >> reporter: the president touting his accomplishments, highlighting bipartisan investments and rebuilding the nation's roads and bridges and poking at the republicans who didn't back his infrastructure plan. >> we'll fund these projects and i'll see you at the ground breaking. [ applause ] >> reporter: his first sta

the union address before a divided congress starting with a hand extended across the aisle. >> speaker, i don't want to ruin your reputation, but i look forward to working with you. [ laughter ] >> reporter: but there were plenty of contentious moments especially when it came to the debate over lifting the debt ceiling. >> some republicans want medicare and social security to sunset. i'm not saying it's a majority. [ booing ] let me give you -- anybody who doubts it, contact my office. i'll give you a copy -- i'll give you a copy of the proposal. that means congress doesn't vote. >> reporter: but the president seizing the moment to turn the tables on republicans trying to get them to commit. >> social security and medicare is off the books now, right? they're not -- [ applause ] all right. all right.

we've got unanimity. >> reporter: vice president kamala harris talking to george earlier on the response to the president's address. >> the president also facing a skeptical public. the majority don't think they're better off since he took office. majority don't approve of the job he's doing. >> there is no question and, again, the president spoke about this and it's on his mind every day, people are still hurting in america. as he started his presentation last night, talking about the fact that we've come out of an historic pandemic, the economic crisis that resulted, supply chain crisis that resulted. you look at the cost of milk and eggs, you know, it's about $4.25 i think on average in the country, so, yeah, people are still hurting and we still have work to do. i think the president was clear that the job is not done. >> reporter: now, the white house insists last night's address was not a trial run for the upcoming 2024 campaign but certainly felt like he was laying the groundwork for that and starting today the president will be taking this message on the road visiting two states this week that are critical to the upcoming election.

george? >> seems like he's ramping up for re-election announcement. mary bruce, thanks. robin? now to the race to find survivors after that earthquake devastated turkey and syria. the death toll is still climbing now topping 11,000. let's go back to marcus moore on the scene in turkey with some of the miraculous rescues. good morning again, marcus. >> reporter: robin, good morning again to you. we are still watching the effort unfolding in gaziantep. you can see the rescuers and searchers on that pile of debris. they have been looking for anyone who may be trapped in the rubble including an 11-year-old boy. scenes like this happening not only in turkey but syria as well. this video capturing the dramatic moment the white helmets, a rescue team in syria, pulled an entire family from the debris. and this infant found by residents who heard her cries 40 hours after the earthquake. her mother tragically passing, but first giving birth while buried under the rubble of a five-story apartment building.

the baby doing well and in the hospital. >> hey. >> reporter: rescuers giving water to this toddler, a syrian refugee now safe after being trapped for nearly 45 hours. miraculous moments as the death toll from the catastrophic earthquake that hit syria and turkey now tops 11,000 and the world health organization estimating the toll could reach nearly 20,000. in turkey alone, more than 8,000 people have been rescued with potentially thousands more trapped. president erdogan saying 70 countries from around the globe are offering aid including two usaid teams en route with 170,000 pounds of specialized tools and equipment. and back here in gaziantep you can see the work continuing. they are desperate to get through that debris. they say an 11-year-old is there and that three times this morning they have heard a voice or voices. so, robin, it seems, at least

they feel like they are close to something here. everyone here in gaziantep hoping for a miracle. >> we're praying, as well. marcus, thank you so much for your reporting. we've heard from our viewers. if you want to help, for more odmorningarica.com.rganizations > coming uin our "gmra lawrence scandal. a rare interview with two of the victims after one student's father moved into the dorm and abused them. also this morning in our series "the science of you," becky is going to show us how to make the most of the health data on your devices. plus, a fantasy football challenge that's taking a viral twist. meet the tiktoker posting dances on tiktok for 30 days. he'll have his final dance on "gma." and lara's upstairs with two great guests. hey, lara. >> rebecca, so much to unpack. laurence fishburne, penn badgley, both here live to tell us all about their shows, major fan so very excited about this one coming up on "good morning america."

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now to our "gma" cover story, the scandal at sarah lawrence. one student's father moved into her dorm and abused her friends. the man is now facing in prison. two of his victims are speaking out and linsey davis has the first look. good morning, linsey. >> reporter: good morning, george. larry ray was charged with sex trafficking, extortion and forced labor among other charges and his sentencing was a moment of closure for those who say he impacted their lives forever but no longer controls their lives. we want to warn our viewers some of the content could be triggering. when 50-year-old larry ray moved into his daughter's dorm outside of new york city, her housemates thought it was odd, but none of them predicted he would land behind bars convicted of 17 counts including sex trafficking and extortion after years of physical, emotional and mental abuse. much of it filmed by larry himself. daniel levin met larry while living in that college dorm. >> i was convinced that if i was uncomfortable that that was because of something that was wrong with me. >> reporter: felicia rosario who didn't attend sarah lawrence

joined the group later when the friends moved to new york city after she started a relationship with larry. >> i was so scared. >> reporter: the two are now speaking out about their healing journey in a rare interview with "impact x nightline." >> why didn't you leave? >> he wouldn't let me sleep. he controlled what i was eating. he would yell at me. he would beat me. he took away everything that made me me. he tk . he took all my money. >> at what point did you feel i have to leave? >> the violence towards me had really escalated and it reached a point where i did feel as if i stay any longer, i think i might die. it starts to feel like this might be a mortal threat, whether that's because he will

kill me or i will kill myself. i was just so in pain. >> you felt both were viable options? >> yes, yes, i would say so. >> reporter: the friends are featured in the new documentary series "stolen youth" which captures at felicia in real tim when she tries to leave. >> at what point did you decide to leave? >> i didn't. the fbi came. it took them coming to get him for me to be able to even consider having a life again. >> reporter: sarah lawrence college previously said that a parent staying in on-campus housing is a violation of policy, but added that college officials at the time didn't know it was happening and there were no reports ever filed. if you or someone you know is struggling with mental health, abuse or coercive control, visit findahelpline.com. george? >> okay, linsey, thanks. for more check out "impact x nightline" streaming on hulu

on thursday, february 16th. the docu-series "stolen youth" launches tomorrow on hulu. robin? now to our series "the science of you," a the technologies in smartphones that track your health and wellness, some of which you probably didn't even know about. so becky is here with details on all of that helpful information. i'm so excited about this segment. >> our phones and wearables have incredible sensors in them. you just need to dig in a little to find a treasure trove of useful info. you know that your phone tracks how many steps you take walking each day. but did you know it's also analyzing the way you're walking? using a sensor called an accelerometer and the gyroscope which measures your rotation, your phone records the profile of your walk.

>> using that information, your iphone can tell you whether or not you're at risk of taking a hard fall. >> reporter: if you have an apple watch, the data you can access goes way, way up. heart rate, blood oxygen level and respiratory rate are logged. while these aren't medical devices to be used if you're sick, they can help you see trends especially for tracking fitness. it can monitor your sleep, telling you about your rem, and light sleep cycles. all this is great but what about privacy? >> let's talk privacy. >> apple cannot read or access that data. it is in your control. something we obviously take very seriously. >> reporter: wearables from other companies offer similar but not exactly the same metrics. in the samsung watch there's no walking stability metric but it does estimate your body fat percentage and on the privacy front -- >> the help data for samsung devices and google devices are encrypted. so it's not possible to actually get access to this information unless you actually are the user yourself.

>> reporter: so how do you find this data? well, open up your phone. you will go to health and then you're going to browse along the bottom. you see there's summary, sharing and browse. it has all of these features that you can access. let's kick into mobility and we'll go down to something like that double support time. are you shuffling? walking asymmetry? this tells if you're limping. i can see i'm pretty equal on both legs, but if i go back i can see in april of 2021 i injured my knee and i was limping. it shows that i had asymmetry. you can use this, robin, maybe to talk to a parent too like, dad, i see you limping, maybe you should talk to your doctor about it. let's look in your phone. >> there's more data we are just not -- we don't know it's there. >> it's all over the place. like let's talk about some of the data from your wearables. so if you're wearing an apple watch or an oura ring, you can look at your heart rate

variability or your cardio fitness. i might say, okay, i'm looking pretty fit right now but if i go back to when i had that injury, i dipped and this is how you can see are your workouts working for you. is your cardio max increasing? >> i worked with my physical therapist yesterday and really wasn't feeling that well, jet lagged from the trip. it was great, but it really was taxing, the flight and all that. he went and talked about my hrv. i had no idea but he went into my data because i wear the oura ring and modified my workout and made such a huge difference. >> it's in your phone and you can use it to determine, is it today a day when i go hard at the gym or a day when i rest and recover? >> what if some are like that's it's a little too much info. >> there is a lot of info there. you can delete it all. just go into settings and privacy and you can get rid of it all. >> i love this series. >> aw, i'm glad you're using it. >> i know. it really helped. thank you, becky. rebecca? >> a lot of great information there. well, with food prices

surging, an unlikely hero emerged thanks to tiktok. the bread machine is back on the scene slicing a bit off your grocery bill. we have some top picks you can shop using the qr code at the bottom of your screen. "gma" lifestyle contributor lori bergamotto is here with more. good morning, lori. i cannot help but smell this bread. it smells so good. >> it makes your whole house smell delicious and i want to tell you, despite the fact that my italian great grandparents owned a bakery, rebecca, i never made bread before. i think you're seeing pictures. while they may not approve of the bread machine replacing their artisan breadmaking it was pretty easy and will save you money along the way. take a look. ♪ >> reporter: with prices rising, people are turning to at home breadmaking to save some dough. with the average loaf costing almost 50% more than it did in 2019 and thanks to tiktok, bread machine popularity is on the rise. >> my very first bread loaf.

>> reporter: food content creator, alice choi among those joining the breadmaking craze. >> for me it's gratifying to see the finished loaf come out. aaagh! so i've definitely been seeing some savings there and not -- i'm not buying that from the grocery store anymore. >> reporter: sales of breadmakers hit $42 million last year, a 20% increase from the year prior. >> i am definitely a convert. i will make my bread at home now. >> reporter: so we're here in my i borrowed this bread maker my neighbor. i found a recipe. i luckily already had milk, salt, butter and honey at home. went to the store and picked up bread flour and active dry yeast, cost me around $10. and what's so great about a machine like this is once you pour the ingredients in, your job is really done. so we have everything ready to go. we're going to pop this in. close it up. press my button.

set it and forget it. while buying a breadmaker might cost you, you can shop secondhand. a regular grocery store loaf can cost up to $5 whereas each batch from the breadmaker rounds out to around $3. so after about three hours of it baking, the house smells amazing and we're ready for the big reveal. so let's see how i did. okay. this doesn't look too bad. >> what do you think? >> delicious. >> approved. >> approved and full disclosure, when i got this assignment, i couldn't even find a breadmaker. i had to borrow one from my neighbor. thank you, tina marie. the average cost of a breadmaker is around $60. so you might not see a huge savings the first year but in time it will pay for itself and i used the left over bread to make croutons and bread crumbs

adding up to a $10 savings this week. so not too crummy. >> ba-dum-dum. you know who will be proud of you, your grandparents. you can scan the qr code right on your screen or head over to our website, goodmorningamerica.com, for more information. now to ginger. >> you would be proud to know my stepfather has had the same breadmaker for 30 years and it still works, just great. it's fantastic bread. i did want to warn everybody this afternoon we erupt into severe storms that could have tornadoes. most of louisiana, much of mississippi and arkansas, that includes little rock. the northern side of that same system is going to eventually have snow. milwaukee is looking nice. drew: i am abc news drew tuma with your forecast. mild temperatures, upper 50's to mid-60's, a little bit above average for this time of year.

a little bit of patchy fog. temperatures in the 40's. warmer weather continues tomorrow before we cool off. a sunday is the warmer and brighter of the days this weekend lara, we've been promoting "pop news" all morning. >> i know. so much good news to share. happy to do so, george. we begin with the world of music seeing a huge shift. gustavo dudamel will leave his longtime post and take over as artistic director at the new york philharmonic. dudamel will become the first latino to head the orchestra since its founding in 1842. the charismatic conductor, a pop culture phenomenon having led the orchestra at the super bowl contributing to movies like "star wars: the force awakens" and "west side story" and

involved with the youth orchestra los angeles and unwavering supporter of young musicians in that region. i am a fan and also the music director of the paris opera. he will finish his contract in l.a. before moving here in 2026. he is a maestro. that man is a rock star.p>> com >> i think it's fantastic. >> can we invite him to "gma"? >> i would love to. you do not have to love classical music to get into this story and his music. also in the news this morning, barbra streisand finally giving us a look behind the curtain of her amazing life. the music and movie legend sharing her story in a memoir titled "my name is barbra." there have been several books about her life, and becoming the first woman to write, direct and produce in a major motion picture with "yentl" this is barbra in her own words and over a thousand pages. it seems like she is not holding back. "my name is barbra" available for preorder and hits bookshelves everywhere november 7th. the publisher says, guys, this

memoir is just like barbra, frank, funny, opinionated and charming. i am in on that. finally, i really need to go cover this story. the goldens where 1,000 golden retrievers gather in the town of golden, colorado. sign me up, boss. the town's instagram page posting footage of all the fun. the pups treated to free pup cups, portraits, a selfie station and, yes, everyone leaves with a doggy bag of treats. >> of course, they do. >> i'm missing riva. >> i know. she's a golden wanna-be. >> that's true. >> that's "pop." laurence fishburne coming up live in just a moment.

bill a better bay area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc. seven news. good morning, everyone. i'm kumasi aaron from abc seven morning. we're going to check in now with joe pena for a look at traffic. hydro vina kumasi. thank you. good morning, everyone. so we are going to move our way to the peninsula right now where we're following a crash on northbound one. oh, one right on the woodside road off ramp there. the vehicles are all being moved off the roadway at this time at your speeds around 23 mph in that spot a live look at our oakland at the 80 at the colosseum camera there that northbound traffic really slowing for you this morning and a crowded ride for you on the san mateo bridge as well in the westbound direction, kamasi. thank you, josina. we'll have our accuweather forecast after

bay area. good morning. live with kelly and ryan is coming up. we'll chat with pen badge. lee will tell us about the brand new season of you. that's at nine here on abc seven. all right. ryan sounds good. we'll see you all at nine. it's going to be a mild day. today we're getting a cooler start. you see their san francisco checking in at 41 degrees in or 47 41 for oakland, and here is the look at your day planners. you know what to expect today. high inland is going to be around 60 degrees at noon, and then it will taper off as we get into the evening. kumasi alright, thank you. we'll have another abc seven news

update about 30 minutes. you can always find the latest on our news app and at abc seven news .com. and this continues now. good morning, america. ♪ood morning, america. ♪ whoo, i'm sorry, i just am having a little conversation with laurence fishburne in the break. he has one of the most famous voices in hollywood and now it's on full display as the supervillain, in the animated series "marvel's moon girl and devil dinosaur" and, please give it up for the laurence fishburne. [ applause ] >> good morning, america. >> yes. you are a renaissance man. i enjoyed our chat there. >> yeah, it was good. i love comic books and always loved comic books. i'm an executive producer of this show, creator of this show, "moon girl and devil dinosaur."

it's about a young girl who will be the first african american teenage superhero in the marvel universe. >> and, see, because i love how you say you're executive producer. you are the reason this show is coming to life. >> uh-huh. >> it's taken a couple years. >> about five years. >> what was about it? >> you can't be what you can't see. so, you know, i mean "wakanda forever," right, it's great, right, it's a superhero movie and all five of the leads are black women. this is very much in that vein. our lead is a 13-year-old african american girl who lives on the east side with her family and runs a roller reason k. she just happens to have a 50-foot t-rex as a sidekick. >> just so happens. >> just so happens. >> you get to play a super villain. you like to tap into that side of you? >> listen, i was saying before mel blanc who voiced bugs bunny and daffy duck was one of my heroes and people like doris

butler. i've always played around with my voice so this gives me an opportunity to do something that's really fun and different. >> and playing around with your voice, you actually sing. >> that's what they call it. i wouldn't call it singing. >> come on now. >> that's what they're -- .ma of the characters have -- >> yeah, yeah, yeah. lunella and we have rafael sadiq as our music producer. we were really blessed to get him. there is a mixed tape thing that happens in almost every episode and it's got a really sort of mish-mash kind of style in terms of animation. it's been influenced by a lot of different things and -- like new york is, a combination of a lot of things. >> true. >> so we wanted to reflect the lower east side in an honest and authentic way, and we've been able to do that. i guess the theme of our show is one girl can make a difference. >> thank you for that. >> yeah, yeah. >> y'all want to hear him sing?

>> yeah. >> i said do you want to hear him sing? >> yeah! >> here it is. >> okay. ♪ i'm from way, way beyond time and space ♪ ♪ it's my job to study planets and their meanings ♪ ♪ one day i was asked to come to earth and learn about human beings ♪ ♪ i need the smallest on the planet to help me understand it and that's why i come to you ♪ ♪ now teach me all about humans ♪ >> see there! come on. [ applause ] you got a voice there. >> thank you. >> we've been treated to your voice before. >> sure. >> "what's love good to do with it." >> i did my singing and sang on an episode of -- >> there he is. there is that guy. i remember him. >> and you really sang. that was really your voice. >> yeah, that's really my voice. >> and "pee wee's playhouse." >> i sang on an episode of that as cowboy curtis. >> going into the vaults for you. >> going deep.

>> we're going deep. what is it like to have a theme song, though? >> it's cool.pit's very cool. i mean, you know, listen, we'll see how people respond to it. i mean, some people have said i couldn't get the song out of my head and i was like, i'm so sorry. >> a little bit of an earworm. speaking of "what's love got to do with it" your co-scar, angela bassett -- both of you were nominated for oscars. >> we were both nominated for that performance. she's been nominated for "wakanda forever" and i'm hoping and praying she actually gets to take the trophy home. >> and the first marvel character. >> that's right. that's right. >> that adds to it. >> well, i mean, she's incredibly strong in the movie. i mean, nobody plays the queen better than angela. >> than the queen herself. >> so it's i think just only right and fitting. i was so happy to see she won the golden globe and excited for the possibility that she finally

gets to take home an oscar. >> we're excited about you teaming up with keanu reeves. >> yeah. "john wick couple weeks. >> some martial arts. >> definitely martial arts in the movie. not that i'll be doing any of that. [ laughter ] i let keanu handle all of that nowadays, but, no, i think this is going to be the best of all the "john wick" movies. >> you are the best, my friend. >> thank you, robin. thank you for having me. >> we want everybody to know "marvel's moon girl and devil dinosaur" premieres this friday on the disney channel and february 15th on disney+. coming up, penn badgley is here talking about the new season of his hit show. there you have it. (steven) every time i come to see caremore, they go above and beyond to take care of me. i feel a lot better now. i'm taking medication for what i should have been taking years ago. (vo) caremore health provides advanced primary care wherever you need it, in the hospital, at home,

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♪ back now with the star of "you" which reached netflix's top ten in 94 countries last season. penn badgley joins us with a sneak peek of season 4. welcome. >> thank you. >> i thought you were going to say in the '90s. >> no way. i have two teenage daughters and they grew up with you on "gossip girl" and are loves "you." what's going to surprise them this season? >> the genre shift, i think. it goes from being, i guess, what is it, a thriller, romance, something in that vein and now it's being released in two parts.

the first part is a whodunit. a murder mystery and it's in london so there's just a lot that's new. >> let's give everybody a look at a clip. >> lady phoebe's country house, they're running away from the masses. >> you're coming and you cannot say no. >> all of us, under one roof. it sounds like a friend group thing. >> we simply must have you there. >> what they don't know is they're bringing the killer with them, one of them is you. >> i would love to. >> very, very menacing right there. did you know when you signed up for this it would become such a global phenomenon? >> no, we were on lifetime originally and got canceled. it got canceled. then netflix picked it up and it is a strange thing to see a character like this become so popular and in the way he's popular, but we're designing him to be that charming so it does make a bit of sense.

>> charming and menacing in equal measure. >> yeah. >> you've also become a big star on tiktok. so where does this inspiration come from for the viral videos? >> you know, in the past i feel like -- there it is. there it is. i just keep growing the hair and the beard. i'm not letting it go. yeah, it's just -- it's just light, i think. it's light and it's fun, you know, and i think in the past i've not used social media that way and to be honest i don't get on it that much. >> i get it. i'm with you on that but my kids are not. so you created a teen dream when taylor swift responds to your tiktok videos. that must have been something. >> yeah, that -- i mean,o know taylor, not well, not well. respect and admire her. can't call myself a swiftie quite, but this was an idea to merge when her record came out, i was in l.a. with my podcast co-hosts and, you know, this is it. >> what do you do on the podcast? >> it's called "pod crushed" and we tell -- we have celebrity

stories as a portal to e schoolr conversations about virtually everything and it ranges from light and funny to quite profound and we just wrapped up the first season and starting the second and it's a learning experience. >> it's a great idea. before you go, someone has told me that you're named after a tennis ball. >> that is a true story, yeah. >> why? >> i mean, my mom had just gotten a sonogram and my dad was bouncing a tennis ball and she said, i think he's about the size of that tennis ball and that was it. >> wow. very creative parents. thanks for coming in. penn badgley, "you" launching globally on netflix tomorrow. part 2 out on march 9th. let's go to ginger. >> thanks, george. i think i made it clear how warm january was, not just in new york city, warmest on record but dozens of sites across the nation. but we thought we'd focus in. this data from climate central nearly five degrees is the average temperature change in

the month of january. it's our fastest warming month of the year. and so this is coming true now that it's february but look at friday's temperature. should be close to 61 which would break or tie a record. many of us will be wel drew: i have your accuweather forecast. it is sunny and mild on your wednesday. upper 50's to mid 60's. warmer now to one of the greatest to ever play the game of football. the super bowl is just four days away and "gma" lifestyle contributor lori bergamotto got the chance to hang out with gridiron legend joe montana. she's back to tell us all about it. hey, lori. >> hey, rebecca. we know joe from his incredible achievements on the field, but now he wants to help get the word out about an important cause. this segment is sponsored by pfizer and they're committed to raising awareness about a potentially serious lung

disease so we can all live thie. >> back to throw montana. touchdown. >> reporter: he's one of the greatest quarterbacks of all time. joe montana's career is full of magical moments. but one play stands out 41 years later, it's still simply called the catch. >> can you go one day without being asked about the catch? >> i do get the catch a lot. it was something that changed the city, changed the team. >> reporter: the catch launched a dynasty, that legendary 49ers team went on to win four super bowls. nicknamed joe cool for poise under pressure, his super bowl success coupled with his hollywood good looks made him a household name. it was while filming a tv commercial that he met the love of his life, wife jennifer. >> take me to the dance tonight, joe montana. >> the montanas have four children and have been married for nearly 40 years.

>> we're together a lot. she's the one that really keeps me going because i would get lazy, but her energy makes me want to keep going. >> reporter: these days the hall of famer teaming up with our sponsor pfizer as a spokesperson. >> i'm getting my shot. >> reporter: raising awareness about pneumococcal pneumonia, the infectious bacterial lung disease that can disrupt your health for weeks and be potentially life-threatening. the disease is spread through coughing and close contact. about 150,000 people are hospitalized in the u.s. every year. people 65 and older are at greater risk. but adults of all ages with certain health conditions like asthma, diabetes and chronic heart and lung disease are also at increased risk. >> once i found out about it, and i talked to my doctor about it, she suggested that i get the vaccination and it was an easy decision. it didn't take long. >> reporter: in fact, the cdc recommends that all at risk adults get vaccinated for pneumococcal pneumonia to help protect against the disease. >> get your shot.

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♪ you better get moving ♪ ♪ ready or not ♪ back with a fantasy football challenge that's taken a viral twist. cade mchenry agreed if he lost his league, he would have to post on tiktok for 30 days. here's the results. meet 22-year-old cade from chicago. ♪ go tell it ♪ ♪ i can shake it ♪ >> reporter: 29 days ago he posted his first ever tiktok. ♪ payback from his fantasy football friends for coming last in their league. >> my buddies have been hounding me since the fantasy season ended and honestly i was dreading it every single day. >> reporter: the mission, get 10,000 likes, a goal he hit on day three. >> all right, dude, this wasn't even a punishment for you. >> reporter: they they came up with a new game plan. 30 days of dancing, straight, day after day. after day. cade gained thousands of fans

and attention from espn, the nfl and some big-time brands. >> this kind of stuff only happens to cade. [ laughter ] >> who is here live right now. let's weomapplause ] what a response you have gotten. what's been your favorite? >> it's got to be espn. i grew up -- i'm a lifetime athlete and my biggest dream was always being on "sportscenter" top ten and you know what, dancing got me there. definitely not the way i expected it to be but you know what -- >> you'll take it. >> for sure. >> you're a big da bears. love the bears, right? > always, oh, yeah. born and raised. >> okay, but -- >> mitch trubisky jersey, got it. born and raised. >> kind of noticed that on espn. before we have you dance, the bears have a little bit of a surprise for you and the entire league, your entire team, they are going to give you a vip

experience the summer camp, summer training camp you and the entire league are going to go to the bears training camp and meet all the guys. >> no way! so, so awesome. >> isn't that cool? >> that is so awesome. thank you so much! >> mama, you approve? >> yes! >> that is so cool. >> go ahead. >> i was watching his mom like beaming and seeing her son here and all this is happening. >> crazy. crazy, but fabulous. fabulous. >> only cade like his friends say. eson c >> only cade can do it for us. you saved the last dance, number 30. you ready to go? >> yes, i am. >> all right. ♪ ♪ yeah, you got that yummy, yummy ♪ ♪ that yummy yum ♪ ♪ yeah, you got that yummy yummy yum ♪ ♪ that yummy yum ♪

[ applause ] >> whoo! >> yay. >> all right. so you got the gatorade on your head. but guess what? you get gatorade for the next year. >> no way. oh, my goodness. that is awesome. that is amazing. >> you're awesome, cade. >> thank you so much. >> yes, congratulations on it all. >> you have gatorade in your hair. >> thank you, everyone. >> tell everybody we'll be right back. [ cheers and applause ]

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>> announcer: so if you're robin roberts how do you pay forward the love to those who have shared so much love and kindness with you? tomorrow, get ready as robin shares a surprise filled with love and gratitude with people who have no idea it's coming on "gma." looking forward to that tomorrow. but, cade, today the practice paid off. >> it did. it did. no doubt about it. >> did a great job. >> you might get on "sportscenter" again. >> yeah, i hope. i hope. hey, who knows? >> have a great day. day.

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time for live with kelly and ryan and we'll be back at 11 from midday live and we hope to see you then ♪ ♪ >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, from the thriller "you," penn badgley and tips for making your big game party a winner. plus, the cohosts open up the inbox and check in with the viewers. all next on "live!" and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> ryan: good morning deja vu! >> kelly: calm down, calm down. >> ryan: they let kelly's fans