good morning, america. for our viewers in the west kansas city and their fans waking up with a big victory. champions. >> and the kansas city chiefs have won super bowl lvii. >> winning their second title in four years, topping the philadelphia eagles in a game that came down to the final seconds. mvp patrick mahomes playing through the pain, leading a second half comeback, and the kelce brothers sharing this emotional moment on the field. what you may have missed from the instant classic. three unidentified objects shot down by the u.s. in three days, less than a week after taking down the chinese spy balloon. officials now scrambling to recover and analyze them to see

if they pose any threat. what we're learning this morning. the death toll and anger growing from the devastating earthquake in turkey as the government begins arresting some building contractors and desperation mounts for survivors. damar hamlin showing his love before the super bowl and sitting down one-on-one with michael. >> do you want to get yourself back on the football field? >> on his remarkable recovery. ♪ so who won off the field? from the afflecks running on dunkin' -- >> grab me a glaze. >> to the recipe for this "breaking bad" reunion. >> actually, jesse, it's just basic ingredients. >> plus, where has this 23-year-old sign language interpreter been all our lives? ♪ we're beautiful ♪ ♪ like diamonds in the sky ♪

and super baby bump. rihanna taking the halftime show to new heights with the mother of all super bowl shows, and a surprise reveal. michael, one of the first to congratulate her after their one-on-one about her big comeback, and maybe some new music? we are live from arizona this morning with all the show-stoppers. ♪ we're like diamonds in the sky ♪ we know she's not afraid of heights. good morning, america. what a game. one of the highest scoring super bowls ever, and it came down to the wire. >> it was a nail-biter. fans in kansas city erupted, of course, celebrating the end of the game. the city's skyline turned red from the fireworks. you see it right there. >> michael was there for it all, shining bright like a diamond as he always does. how was it, michael? >> reporter: oh, rebecca, it was amazing. what a night it was. what a halftime show, and of course, what a comeback.

the kansas city chiefs, they were down, but in the end, they overcame the philadelphia eagles with just seconds left. you see the field goal right there, and our will reeve, will was at the game with me also last night. he's at the stadium with all the excitement. good morning to you, will. >> reporter: good morning, michael. >> what a privilege it was. two evenly matched team and how could they live up to expectations? it did especially between the two superstar quarterbacks who made history just by being in the game against each other and went out and broke records and added to their legacy. this had it all and now the chiefs have another super bowl. this morning, the kansas city chiefs are waking up super bowl champions. >> the kansas city chiefs have won super bowl lvii. >> reporter: winning their second title in four years after an epic battle against the philadelphia eagles that lived

up to the hype. >> mahomes firing, and it's caught by kelce. >> reporter: the showdown between the nfl's two best teams led by superstar quarterback shining bright on the biggest stage. >> jalen hurts is in for the touchdown. >> reporter: mvp runner-up jalen hurts setting a super bowl qb record with three rushing touchdowns, including this one on the game's opening drive. >> and another opening drive for a touchdown for philly. >> reporter: not to be outdone, this year's mvp, patrick mahomes coming right back to tie it with this touchdown to travis kelce. >> kelce, got it. touchdown. >> reporter: who made history by playing against his brother, jason. the first time brothers have faced off in the super bowl. >> what a trio that is. >> reporter: their mom, donna, seen taking it all in next to commissioner roger goodell and buffalo bills safety damar hamlin. >> he's got it. touchdown. >> reporter: the eagles leading the chiefs through the first half as the teams traded touchdowns on a slippery field. >> look at the pile of cleats. >> reporter: hurts changing

cleats midway through the game. his teammate falling on this kickoff. >> he was lucky to get that off. >> he's lucky he didn't twist his ankle. >> reporter: in the second quarter, mahomes appearing to tweak his injured ankle, but he played through the pain. >> on the run and a completion and a first down. >> reporter: in the first ever super bowl matchup between two black starting quarterbacks, mahomes and hurts putting on a show in an instant classic. >> touchdown, kansas city. >> reporter: the chiefs taking the lead for the first time in the fourth quarter, but hurts bringing the eagles back to tie it on this gutsy touchdown and two-point conversion. >> he's in. we're tied at supe >> reporter: with the score tied, mahomes breaking loose for this long run on that ankle, and this crucial and controversial penalty on the eagles setting the chiefs up to win it on a field goal. >> butker, up, got it. >> reporter: through the uprights and into history, the chiefs champions. >> how does it compare, kicking the game-winning, super

bowl-winning field goal to what you dreamed of as a kid growing up? >> that's what you dream of as a kicker, getting to the super bowl and making the winning kick. that's an amazing feeling. >> reporter: the kelce brothers embracing amid the confetti. >> travis, what did you say to your brother in the hug in the confetti? >> there's nothing you can really say to a loved one in a situation like that. it's a weird feeling. there's nothing i can say to him other than i love him and he played a hell of a season. >> reporter: mahomes winning his second super bowl and second mvp. >> he's mvp. that's all that needs to be said, right? you saw it tonight. >> to be down to a team like that and come back and win the game, i wish i would have made it easier and not be down, but i feel like i play better when we are down. >> reporter: the chiefs and their fans erupting in celebration. >> you got to fight for your right -- >> all: to party! >> reporter: patrick mahomes has been a starting qb for just five seasons, and he already has a case for the hall of fame, and he became the first to become the vice president, super bowl

mvp, and the super bowl in the same season since 1999. he praised jalen hurts after the game. hurts said you either win or you learn. michael? >> reporter: yeah, you know, he's the first guy to do that since 1999. my old teammate, kurt warner, actually did it when he was playing for the st. louis cardinals and, you know, what a game last night. he's right. jalen hurts had a great game as well. i think all football fans are just happy that it is one of these games that lived up to all the hype. will, thank you for that. and in just a few moments, we're going to hear from one of the kansas city chiefs' star players, linebacker nick bolton who scored a big touchdown in the game last night, guys. >> we're looking forward to that. thank you, michael. right now we're going to turn to the shootdowns in the wake of the chinese spy balloon. three more flying objects taken down over alaska and canada, and port huron in michigan. chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz is tracking the story. good morning, martha. >> reporter: good morning, george. if you are asking yourself why there are so suddenly many unidentified objects flying around, you are not alone, but

after that giant chinese spy balloon crossed the u.s., the administration is taking no chances and have adjusted the radar to catch smaller objects that may enter north american airspace. this morning, questions mounting after more unidentified objects discovered over u.s. and canadian airspace. a third mystery object in just three days shot down by a u.s. fghter jet over lake huron sunday afternoon. according to a senior administration official, this latest object was octagonal in shape, unmanned, and traveling near sensitive sites at an altitude of 20,000 feet. posing a civilian flight risk. first detected saturday as it flew over montana, president biden giving the order to shoot it down once it reappeared on radar out of an abundance of caution and at the recommendation of military leaders. >> we have been more closely

scrutinizing our airspace at these altitudes, including enhancing our radar, which may at least partly explain the increase in objects that we've detected over the past week. >> reporter: this latest air defense operation coming just 24 hours after another object was spotted over canada's yukon. u.s. and canadian officials ordering it shot down. >> it represented a reasonable threat to civilian aircraft, canadian and american fighter jets were scrambled, and an american f-22 successfully shot down the object. >> reporter: and that incident coming just one day after another unidentified object was shot down off the coast of alaska. three incidents in less than a week after that chinese spy balloon was shot down off the carolina coast, but a senior u.s. official saying these three are different from that spy balloon. none appear to have a payload, and all are smaller. >> it doesn't mean that they are coming from another country.

it doesn't even mean that there are more of them. we're just looking for them, and so we're finding more of them. >> reporter: now intensive search efforts under way. recovery teams in alaska using navy p-8 planes and helicopters as officials struggle to recover and analyze those objects. what a senior official told me late last night was that even though these latest objects have yet to be recovered, they feel confident they were not spy balloons, but rather some sort of meteorological balloon. although officially, george, the administration is not even calling them balloons at this point, just unidentified objects, george. >> it is some situation. okay. let's get more on this right now from rachel scott. rachel, what are you hearing from the white house? >> reporter: yeah, george. well, a senior administration official tells us that the president ordered for that object to be shot down out of an abundance of caution and also at the recommendation of our military leaders who, as martha noted, were concerned about its

altitude and path. the white house clearly erring on the side of caution after lawmakers on both sides of the aisle on capitol hill expressed frustration. republicans initially accused the president of moving too slowly. others are now saying he's trigger-happy, but even democrats have some concerns here. senate majority leader chuck schumer telling you, george, that he wants to know why it's taken the military so long to know about these objects that have clearly dated back to the trump administration saying it's, quote, wild that we are only finding out about this now. other democrats are calling on the administration to be more forthcoming with information. calling on the president to address the american people. clearly there are a lot of questions about this, multiple objects shot down over the last several days. but as of now, the president doesn't have any public things on his schedule today. george? >> and we will be waiting for the chinese response as well. rachel, thank you. >> a subject that kept you busy sunday as well. now to the fallout from the devastating earthquake in syria and turkey.

the death toll continues to rise, and now there's outrage that's growing as turkish officials turn their sights on builders, but critics say te government played a role in poor construction standards. marcus moore is still there in turkey with us for the latest. good morning, marcus. >> reporter: robin, good morning. the death toll now has topped 36,000, and not only did this powerful earthquake topple buildings, but it also destroyed roadways. look at what the violent shaking did to this section of road leading to a bridge in turkey. just jagged terrain here and there's massive slabs of asphalt left cracked and broken. this is one of the reasons why it was difficult to get aid to some of the rural areas, and as the search efforts continue across this region, frustration is mounting. this morning, chances of finding survivors are fading. here a 10-year-old girl is pulled from the devastation 147 hours after the earthquake. every successful recovery considered a miracle. nearly se underneath this building, rescuers in hatay reached this

17-year-old. "i'm not hurt. i fell directly into a hole," she responds. they pull her out to safety, and we first met this family as they held vigil outside a destroyed apartment in gaziantep. the teen telling us he ate flowers in the family living room to survive. rescuers freeing him from that tomb 94 hours after the quake. following his release from the hospital, we were with adnan as he returned to that scene where it seemed the gravity of what he survived is only just beginning to set in. he told us, "i don't know what to say. i have no words." turkish president erdogan's government now facing increasing frustration for what's being called a slow and inadequate response. the rihanna crisis worsening. millions of survivors now homeless and with scarce food supplies, forced to find refuge in tents and makeshift

shelters amid subfreezing temperatures. rebecca, the aid to the families will be critical in the days, weeks, and months ahead here in turkey and syria. >> such a serious need there. all right, marcus moore, thank you. we turn now to brittney griner who was back in public in a big way over the weekend. the wnba star was spotted at the phoenix open golf tournament on saturday. it's only her second appearance since returning home in december from a russian prison. and then last night, griner was out again, rocking an eagles jersey with her wife, cherelle at the super bowl. we know they probably weren't happy with the outcome, but it's so great to see her out and about after that ordeal and all the issues that she faced. >> that's right, but to have her back out there. you're right, rebecca. we have more from the super bowl matchup. michael is a busy man. he spoke one-on-one with one of the champions who had one of the biggest plays in the game. michael? >> reporter: yes, i did, robin. linebacker nick bolton was busier than i was last night. he led the team in tackles and had a chance to speak with him

this morning about making a dream come true in only his second season. >> good morning to you, nick. i really appreciate you taking your time out to join me this morning, and now congratulations. how does it feel to be a super bowl champion? >> oh, man, yeah, still surreal, man. i'm still trying to soak it in, man. i was just telling my teammates and my family, i haven't had a chance to go to sleep yet. we're just enjoying it. we're up and happy to be here. >> i know you had a big play. one of the biggest plays of the night, the scoop and score, a defensive player's dream. the ball had the perfect bounce right into your hands. you take it to the end zone. you said you dreamed about this a few days before it happened. is that right? >> yeah. i kind of had a dream about it i think two nights ago or i guess three nights ago now. i dreamed about it, and it come to fruition, and that play happened. man, it's kind of surreal. i came to the sideline and i was, like, did that really just happen? i couldn't enjoy the moment because i felt like i was living

through a dream again. man, but, it was a great play for our team. we needed it. we found a way to win. >> a great play at the right time at the biggest time of your career. you guys were down by 10 going into halftime. you're going against the eagles team with a great defense, offense is clicking. what was said in your locker room at halftime to help you guys turn it around? >> yeah, man, we understood. we had to just do a little bit better. in terms of penalties or getting off the field on third down and longs. jalen hurts was making plays with his arms and his legs earlier in the game. we had to find a way in the second half to keep coming back in the box on third down and long and keep the ball to the outside and just rally and tackle out in space. we were doing a very good job in the first half, and in the second half we found a way to make it happen. >> i know your mother's been going through some challenges and how important and how special was it to have her at the game to watch her son in one of the biggest moments of his sports career?

>> oh, yeah, man, that was huge. especially because i didn't have the opportunity to have her at the game when i played my state championship game in texas in high school. she had to be at home, and she didn't want to travel because of her health issues, and so having her to come to this game, of this magnitude, and happening the way it did, it's a dream come true. man, give my blessing to god to be in that position and my family to be there as well. >> i think mom deserves a ring. >> oh, yeah, man. she'll probably end up getting that one and holding onto that one for awhile for me. >> yeah. that would make a lot of sense. and you know what -- >> yeah, i'm -- >> have you slept yet? i guess that's the big question. have you slept yet, and what's next? what are you looking forward to? how are you going to celebrate this when you get back to kansas city or when you get back to texas? >> yeah, man, we're still up, man. i'm trying to go on 24 hours in

a row. just being up and i've been enjoying my teammates and my family. when i get back to kc, we've got a parade, i think, wednesday and so i'm going to enjoy that and then after that we'll see what happens. >> all right, nick bolton. congratulations. a great game, great comeback, great touchdown, and congratulations on being super bowl lvii champion, my friend. well deserved. >> thank you, man. i appreciate it. >> reporter: well, you know, you heard him say dream come true. dream to have his mother there. dream to score a touchdown, and his dream to be a super bowl champion is now a reality. guys? >> have you been to bed yet? >> that's what i was wondering. >> have you slept yet? >> reporter: not much. not much, but i'm here, and i'm awake, and i'm ready to go. good morning, america. >> we have a lot more from you coming up, including your one-on-one with damar hamlin. his first interview since suffering cardiac arrest on the field, and michael talks about how he's doing and if football is in his future. first, let's go to brittany bell from our new york station wabc.

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but another interview with michael coming up, the other big nfl story this morning, damar hamlin. michael had a chance to sit down with the buffalo bills safety for his first interview after his terrifying collapse. his recovery is nothing short of miraculous, michael. >> reporter: you are absolutely right about that, robin. it was so good to sit there and look damar hamlin in the face and just have a conversation. he took the field last night before the game, and he was there with the health care workers who treated him. he showed his love for the women and men who saved his life, and he and i talked about the moment that changed everything, and also what's next for him. >> and action. >> reporter: buffalo bills safety, damar hamlin, has come a long way since collapsing on the field during monday night football just six weeks ago. >> now another bills player is down. maybe hamlin. >> reporter: the 24-year-old surviving sudden cardiac arrest as millions watched on live television. >> well, this is the last thing you want to see. >> let's go back to january 2nd. how were you feeling before the game and when you were out there, normal? >> super normal.

feeling great. >> can you tell me what you remember about the game up until you were hit? >> i remember the things that we were focused on going into the game just trying to get a win. >> in the course of the game, you have the hit. you make the tackle. do you remember standing up after you make that tackle? >> um, that's something i don't really want to get too deep into, into detail. >> the ambulance is out there on the field, and they are intensely working on damar hamlin. >> the assistant athletic trainer, denny, he came out and administered cpr to you, alerted everybody else the situation was pretty serious. >> i owe denny my life, literally. just, you know, he loved to say he was just doing his job, but -- and which is true. that night he was literally the

savior of my life administrating cpr on me, and that's something i'm truly thankful for and don't take for granted. >> have you gone back and taken a look at the hit? >> i watched it once or twice while i was in the much. >> what was it like to watch that? >> just a crazy feeling. something i can't even describe yet, something i'm still processing and something i'm trying to work through, you know, why that happened to me. >> what is the first thing you remember when you started to wake up? >> just hearing family members, my mom and dad, friends that were there, just kind of hearing certain people, certain conversations around me, and, you know, just trying to tie it all together. the first thing i said when i woke up was, did we win? you know. >> yeah, dude. do you realize -- when i saw that, i said, okay. he's an athlete. he's committed because you wake up, and you're sitting there going, did we win? your mind is still on the game. >> i'm competitive, and i'm playing with my full heart and

everything i got in me. that competitive nature in me was still just thinking about the game. i just wanted to know did we win. >> what did they say? >> he said i won. yes, i won the game of life. >> it's true. >> uh-huh. >> did doctors ever come to you and say, you know, this could have gone another way? >> yeah, pretty much. just even saying you won the game of life, that just kind of put in ipepeive for me, you know, hearing from t gsouavwent tlthtaofthe sin of et happened on the field, that could have been the last of me. >> doctors in cincinnati, they called your recovery remarkable. i mean, three days on the ventilator. your neurological function is intact. i'm sitting here talking to you today. i feel like i wouldn't know anything ever happened to you. why do you think your recovery is so remarkable? >> first and foremost, just god. just a blessing, you know. i'm just thankful he gave me a

second chance, you know, just to live normally and just not even -- just come out almost without a scratch on me. just to be able to keep going. >> reporter: after hamlin was discharged from the icu, the question on so many minds, what caused his heart to stop beating? >> you're 24, peak physical condition, can run circles around me right now. how did doctors describe what happened to you? >> um, um, that's something i inofromy exrience in the nfl, they do more tests than anything, and in the course of you having your physical, did anybody ever come back with anything, saying you had a heart issue or anything that was abnormal? >> honestly, no. i've always been a healthy, young, fit, energetic, you know,

human being, let alone athlete. so, you know, it was something that was just -- that we're still processing, and i'm still talking through with my doctors just to see what everything was. >> so you made a surprise appearance with your teammates, and they went crazy for you. they said you were flexing on them. >> yeah. right here just like this. as soon as i got on the zoom call. i felt like it was important just to show strength to them so they could keep going for me, and they were just so happy to see me. so that was like a breath of fresh air. >> how tough was it for you to watch the team in the playoffs and not be out there on the field with them? >> it was very tough. it was super tough. it was an uneasy feeling. i really couldn't -- i couldn't settle in at all. >> i definitely understand that. when you are used to being on the field, it's hard to watch. >> exactly. >>every morning i just -- every morning, every

night, you know, i take ten deep breaths to myself, and it puts everything in perspective for me. so i'm doing great. >> how about emotionally? >> i'm still working through things. i'm still trying to -- i'm still trying to process all the emotions and the trauma that comes from, you know, dealing with a situation like that, and not really having people around or, you know, like, no one in my immediate circle who has dealt with something like that. >> do you want to get yourself back on the football field? >> eventually. you know, that's always the goal, but i'm allowing that to be in god's hands. >> and did the doctor tell you it's possible? >> it's a tough situation. they -- you know, they can't really tell because it's, like, it's up to me being i guess or, you know, it's a long road, and they just are worried about trying to get me back to normal as much as they can. >> since this has happened, the thhe direcse .

>> yep. yoknow, right now i'm teaming m- >> wre trying to get mli people to apply and to learn cpr, and that's something that i feel is important because it really did save my life that night. >> reporter: i mean, what a remarkable young man, and i've had a chance to spend time with damar ever since that interview. robin, you have your thing. you make your mess your message, and this is an unfortunate mess for him, but he's made it his message. he wants people to learn cpr so they possibly can save another life if that opportunity happens. and i just think, you know, this is somebody who this happened to him for a greater cause, and a greater reason, and he's going to make sure that all the things that he can make people aware of to help others is not cast by the wayside. what an amazing man damar hamlin is, and hopefully we get a chance to see him back on the football field. george? >> we sure are hoping for that. no question about it. okay, michael, thanks. we have a lot more coming up from the super bowl.

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>> reporter: and country music star chris stapleton bringing coaches and players to tears with his soulful rendition of the national anthem and oscar winning actor "coda" star troy kotsur joining him as asl interpreter. ♪ the land of the free and the home of the brave ♪ >> reporter: but it all culminated with rihanna singing "bright like a diamond." ♪ shine bright like a diamond ♪ michael sat down with the barbadian beauty just before she hit the field to talk about her triumphant return to the stage. >> how does it finally feel for you to get back on stage, especially this big of a stage? >> it's foreign. it feels foreign because it's not getting back on the stage

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good morning, america. good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. kansas city waking up champions. >> and the kansas city chiefs have won super bowl lvii. >> the chiefs win their second title in four years, topping the philadelphia eagles. the game came down to the final seconds. mvp patrick mahomes playing through pain, leading a second half comeback, and the kelce brothers share this emotional moment on the field. rihanna shining bright with her surprise reveal. this morning, what we know about the second-time mama-to-be's big announcement. plus, michael's one-on-one with the oscar-nominated superstar on when fans can expect more music offering some help. ♪ you need me ♪

>> oh my. >> do you need a backup? ♪ here we go ♪ ♪ feeling in my soul ♪ plus, we're breaking down the biggest ads of the night from the "breaking bad" reunion -- >> we don't eat our own supply. >> mr. white. >> to miles teller and his family's hustle. >> we thank you for your patience. >> which commercial crushed it? >> grab me a glazed. ♪ you've got the love ♪ walking the runway. we're heading back to the harlem renaissance to celebrate black history month. how to turn the timeless looks into modern day masterpieces. ♪ looking for some hot stuff this evening ♪ and we're live in hotlanta, searching for the best pizza in america to see whose pie is a cut above. our pizza party is say -- >> all: good morning, america. ♪

♪ i need hot stuff dyo go there in atlann million pizzas are wlach uny., arch for the best pizza ie >> did either of you eat pizza last night? >> i did, actually. yep. >> wow. okay. i'm the only one who didn't, and i'm very ready for this segment. janai norman is in atlanta where two of the city's best pizza places are about to face off. the winner there will me new york for our grand finale, where the winner will be named "gma's" ultimate pizzeria and win $10,000. >> and michael in arizona, of course, for the super bowl. hey, michael. hey, george. i even had a piece of pizza, but i got to say, it was delicious by the way, but more than that, what a game we had yesterday. the kansas city chiefs, they had an incredible comeback beating the philadelphia eagles with just seconds left on the clock. we're going to go back to will reeve with more on the excitement. good morning again, will. >> reporter: hey there, michael. what a game that was.

so great to be in there and with how evenly matched these two teams were, it was a surprise that either one of them had a lead going into halftime, but nevertheless, the eagles went in up ten until in the tri a dramatic comeback that turned super bowl lvii into a classic. >> and the kansas city chiefs have won super bowl lvii. >> reporter: the showdown between the nfl's two best teams led by superstar quarterbacks shining bright on the biggest stage. mvp runner-up jalen hurts setting a super bowl qb record with three rushing touchdowns, including this one on the game's opening drive. >> and another opening drive for a touchdown. >> reporter: not to be outdone, this year's mvp patrick mahomes coming right back to tie it with this touchdown to travis kelce. >> kelce, got it. touchdown. >> reporter: the eagles leading the chiefs through the first half as the teams traded touchdowns on a slippery field. hurts changing cleats midway through the game.

his teammate falling on this kickoff. the first super bowl between two black starting quarterbacks, mahomes and hurts putting on an instant show in this classic. >> touchdown, kansas city. >> he's in. we're tied. >> reporter: with the score tied, this crucial and controversial penalty on the eagles setting the chiefs up to win it on a field goal. >> butker, up. got it. >> reporter: mahomes winning his second super bowl and second super bowl mvp. >> to be down to a team like that, and to come back and win the game, i wish i would make it easier and not be down, but i feel like i play better when we are down. >> reporter: the chiefs and their fans erupting in celebration. >> you got to fight for your right -- >> all: to party! >> reporter: mahomes now has two mvps, two super bowl mvps, two super bowls, and apparently one championship wrestling belt. after the game tweeting out this picture from the team bus swagged out with the the caption simply, #champs.

nothing more to say, michael. >> yeah. can't say much more than that. they did fight for their right, and they'll have one heck of a party when they get home. all right. thank you so much, will. i'll throw it back to you guys in the studio, george. >> okay, michael. we'll get the latest on the war in the ukraine now. tom soufi burridge is on the scene as russian troops push to capture a key city. good morning, tom. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, george. russian forces are steadily advancing in that city of bakhmut. near there, russian troops posting this video claiming they have taken another village, but this morning another commander in ukraine saying russian forces so far failing to encircle the city. evidence over the weekend that russia has been taking heavy losses in the battles of eastern ukraine. ukraine's military releasing this video claiming it shows a column of destroyed russian tanks and other armored vehicles. even russian military bloggers admitting there was a russian advance gone wrong in the same area in the past few days, and a key nato meeting tomorrow. secretary of defense austin in brussels meeting his ukrainian

and other european counterparts as they assess more military aid for ukraine. two key issues, whether to ukraine with western made fighter jets and more long irrange missiles, george. >> thank you, tom. robin? okay, george, and this morning we are remembering a very good friend of the show. legendary hollywood publicist and gay rights activist howard bragman passed away over the weekend after a short but intense battle with leukemia. he was an abc news coming sult tapts. made countless appearances on "gma" throughout the years, and was best known for his crisis pr management of celebrities and public figures often when they were being outed or wanted to come out, and in addition, howard was a valued friend and adviser to so many who have worked at abc news throughout the years. he was just days short of his 67th birthday, and also like to send our condolences to the family of beloved espn producer,

such a good friend, barry sacks. here i am with him. always had that sweater vest on. he passed away over the weekend after suffering a heart attack on friday. he spent 33 years in bristol, connecticut, at espn headquarters. he mentored countless young employees including myself. yeah. >> turned out okay with you. >> yeah. good guy. both of them exceptional. >> i did not know barry, but i knew howard quite well, and you saw the smile on his face. he was in a tough business as crisis pr, but he always had that smile, an optimistic outlook, had incredible integrity. he was a pleasure to work with. >> i actually spoke with him last week, and he still even in the throes of what he was going through, asking about others, how everybody was doing, and just both he and barry, they were cut from the same cloth, just exceptional men. >> men who will be missed. >> yeah. >> we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪

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it's been a very early morning. different way to look at it, but the star of super bowl sunday in our "gma" cover story is of course, rihanna. the undisputed winner last night with that incredible halftime show singing hit after hit, and i sat down with her to talk about her big return to the stage, being an oscar nominee, and, of course, what's next. >> reporter: i met up with nine-time grammy award winner rihanna just ahead of the super bowl lvii halftime show. why was this the time? >> there were so many things i felt like i had to overcome in order to even do this. i had just become a mom literally, and i have not been on tour for seven years. so to go from that to super bowl -- >> yeah. >> it was one of those things i knew would be a challenge. ♪ work, work, work, work, work ♪ >> reporter: and just like the rest of her fans, i too can't wait to see her get back to work. when i heard you were doing the

super bowl, i was, like, okay. you're going to be at the halftime. i get a front row seat. and i'm like -- ♪ you needed me ♪ >> do you need a backup? >> you? >> that was rehearsal. ♪ you need ♪ >> it wasn't terrible. >> you don't have to lie. >> i've heard worse. [ laughter ] ♪ you needed me ♪ >> do you ever think about how many people are watching you when you are out there? >> yes, yes, yes. >> really? >> yes. >> how do you overcome that because that's overwhelming. >> i have not been able to do that still to this day. the camera represents so many people, a huge audience, and a camera at a super bowl is one of the biggest audiences. ♪ only thing on my mind ♪ ♪ is who gonna run this town tonight ♪ >> reporter: and while rihanna continues to run this town -- ♪ lift me up ♪

>> reporter: -- she's lifting fans' hopes for new music after the oscar-nominated song "lift me up." ♪ in a hopeless dream ♪ >> how did that come about? >> brian cooler asked if i would be interested in doing a song for the film, and when i saw the film, i felt like this is so powerful. the sense of motherhood and how much strength that embodies, right? i felt that when i watched the film, and it hit me. ♪ we need light ♪ ♪ we need love ♪ >> a lot of your fans, you know what they want. >> more. >> more. they want more. they want a new album, they want new music. can you update on that? >> they are waiting. i'm excited to actually put new music out, but i don't have any updates for you on that yet. >> can i tell you a little secret i know about it? >> tell me. >> i'm singing background. [ laughter ]

>> well, we both got a big laugh about that, but rihanna didn't know i was serious. i really was, you guys, but we are waiting for new music, but we will take the halftime show we had yesterday because she was absolutely amazing, and we're just looking forward to anything she can give us in the future, robin. >> we do want more, and we want more michael strahan, and we will in just a little bit because we have to thank you guys at fox for sharing that interview with us. means so much, michael. we'll get back to you in just a bit. we have that other big show on super bowl sunday. of course, the battle of the ads. here now to break down the best commercials of the night, host of the on-brand podcast, ad man extraordinaire, donny deutsch. what did you think? it's got to be a morning after when we see him. overall what did you think? >> creatively it was disappointing. i think what a lot of advertisers do is they

go, let's get a celebrity. the celebrity has no relevance to the product and you don'ter when who was in what. some did it right and some did it wrong. if i told you, melissa mccarthy was in an ad. do you remember what the ad was for? or p. diddy was in an ad. do you remember what the ad was for? >> i remember him in the booth. >> that's the problem. a great product has a message and a celebrity. you have to put them together. >> there was an exception. ben affleck and dunkin' donuts. >> there were a few. >> do i look familiar? >> no. >> should i be in it or do you want just a self-portrait? >> what are you doing here? is this where you are when you say you're going to work all day? >> i got to go, guys. >> grab me a glazed. >> why does this work? >> because, of course, ben affleck through all the press, there's so many clips of him drinking coffee from dunkin' donuts, and the dunkin' was very integrated into the ad. it was self-effacing and also

dunkin', it wasn't just like plop the sent here. i thought that was well done. >> anybody else? >> "breaking bad." it was fantastic. it wasn't bryan cranston and jake paul. it was walter white and jesse and it was really, really well done. very clever and you remember the product. >> how about the ads that worked that did not have celebrities? >> there were puppy ads. you can't go wrong, dogs, babies and celebrities. i think amazon got it right. they had a charming ad. you thought they were going to give the dog away and ended up bringing another puppy home. >> farmer's choice, i think that was. what about the e-trade babies? they're adorable. they're cute. >> i'm not knocking any babies. okay? we love all babies and puppies. >> can we show some love to mom? i mean, bradley cooper's mom. >> that was cute. >> t-mobile. i remember that ad. >> i thought that was well done, and also the miles teller and his wife were dancing and it was genuine and you could tell

in that t-mobile ad that a lot of it was ad-libbed and it was cute and well done. >> thanks for being here. let's go over to michael. thank you, george. you know, one of the highlights of super bowl week here on "gma" is our kid correspondent, julia, and of course, she crushed it for us. we'll take a look at her biggest moments from an unforgettable week. >> you are going to super bowl lvii right here in arizona. >> reporter: just three weeks ago, julia crossley got the surprise of a lifetime. ♪ >> guys, this place is insane. >> reporter: and since then, it has been nonstop fun. starting with interviewing huge players at media night. >> how excited are you to play in the super bowl? >> we're so excited, baby. go eagles! ♪ >> reporter: talking to some big celebrities at the nfl honors red carpet. >> i'm at the nfl honors, and it's an honor to be here. look at all these cool people behind me. can you sing your eagles cheer though?

>> yes. >> okay. >> come on, family. ♪ fly, eagles, fly ♪ ♪ on the road to victory ♪ he's very good at it. go ahead. ♪ fight, eagles, fight ♪ ♪ fight, fight, fight ♪ ♪ touchdown, one, two, three ♪ >> reporter: and finally the ultimate super bowl experience, being right on the field with the players. >> i can't believe this. i'm on the field for the super bowl. >> reporter: and her biggest moment, carrying out the game ball during the super bowl. >> this was the best week ever. >> well, you guys, you know, i have julia here with me right now, and i'm looking at the tape. i must say i'm a little jealous of you. you look like you had the best time of anybody here at the super bowl, but what was your favorite moment? what was the favorite thing? >> interviewing -- or not interviewing rihanna, but going to her halftime show. >> going to her halftime show. did you dance? i saw you doing some dancing. >> yeah, but i actually did interview rihanna.

you were not the only one who interviewed rihanna. >> well, you know what, julia, now you're making me even more jealous. i saw you on the red carpet with sheryl lee ralph and everyone else. i didn't get a chance to see them. >> yeah, it was fun. >> you had fun? you ready to go back to school now? >> no. >> you can stick around with us, and hang around with us as much as you like because you were fantastic. great job. sixth grader right here. in sixth grade, i couldn't even tie my shoes, and she's interviewing celebrities and dancing with rihanna. i tell you what, it's all great. now we'll go to brittany bell from our new york station wabc. over to you. from me and julia. >> thank you, michael. looking forward to more of your singing, but now we're watching some of the snow, and this is in stevens pass, washington. and they have five feet on the ground so far. we're watching two different storm systems. check out all these storm alerts. 19 states under alert, and that includes winter weather alerts, also high wind alerts as well. looking at the storm system,

tracking things out, and this moves off to the heartland bringing rainfall. with the second one we're focused on that one for severe weather. late wednesday, that will stretch from dallas to little rock all the way to memphis. a potential for a some tornadoes, and then thursday, that threat is more expansive. it's stretching from new orleans, jackson, all the way to columbus and cleveland, and they could see the potential for damaging winds. on the colder side, watching out for snow. so on the lower end we could see around three to six inches of snow and a wider swath of around 12 inches of snow from flagstaff towards denver, des moines, and madison, and up to one to two feet drew: morning fog leading to sunshine with gusty wind and a wind advisory beginning at 10 a.m. and temperatures in the mid-50's to mid 60's. tonight, mainly clear skies,

gets chilly temperatures in the 30's and low 40's. your valentine's day, a chance for an isolated shower. cold weather leading to cold time new for "pop news" with lara. time now for "pop news" with lara. >> yeah. let's do super bowl, shall we? come on, everybody. we're going to start with rhiannon's big -- rhiannon. i learned, robin roberts, it's rihanna, everybody. that's what she prefers. but whatever, tomato, tomato. rhiannon, her big super bowl surprise giving fans 12 of her biggest hits and her baby bump to boot, sharing the news she is indeed pregnant with her second child as only she can. her announcement was her history-making performance. that's all she had to do. now the first pregnant woman to ever headline a super bowl halftime show. she shone bright like a ruby in a custom body suit and breastplate by jonathan anderson. on top of that was a maxi coat.

it paid homage to the great leon talley. rihanna also rocked her own label, a brand-new fenty liquid lipstick called the mvp. that feels right to me and a midfield touchup with her blotting powder. the woman can sell. i mean, i want to go get one. >> love that moment. >> it's been years since she last performed on a global stage, and in classic rihanna style, it was well worth the wait. >> what's the word you used? regal. >> regal. she is regal. she also -- you're right. i think both my daughters bought the makeup. >> as the show was on. >> scan the qr code. >> robin, you had the line. on wabc -- >> that she got >> that was -- you groaned out loud. all right. we just had donny deutsch here. he's also so great with the commercials.

i wonder how he felt about all the movie trailers that were also coming out during the super bowl. we got our first look at ben affleck directing and co-starring alongside matt and viola davis in a movie about michael jordan and nike. we saw a first look at idea guardians of the galaxy 3." we looked at "st f 10n e show. he nn the tit o his movie. he is in the trailer for the flash reprising his role as the caped crusader 30 years after he first put on the suit. >> you're -- you are -- >> yeah, i'm batman. yeah, you are, michael, and here's one that really made us smile. harrison ford back for his fifth lap as indiana jones, and he's dealing with the dial of destiny. ♪ >> you. >> have we met?

>> my memory's a little fuzzy. are you still a nazi? >> what are you doing here? >> rescuing you. >> hang on. >> okay. >> never forget seeing my first "indiana jones" movie with my grandma. love these films. harrison ford returning to his legendary role more than 40 years after first putting on that fedora, and you can see him back in action on june 30th. so excited. finally, everybody, it is black history month, and so all month long, we are highlighting unsung heroes from black history. shining a light on how their impact still resonates today. this morning, it's the harlem hellfighters thanks to robin sharing these gentlemen with us. the african american regimen that fought in world war i, an incredible group of heroes that ended up fighting under the 16th division of the french army because so many american soldiers refused to serve with them. the harlem hellfighters confronted racism as they trained for the war, and helped bring jazz music to france, and battled germany for longer than

almost any other american soldiers. i did not know that, and we have seen the impact of their bravery across generations from street names in harlem, to movies highlighting black soldiers and with good reason. the harlem hellfighters helped protect our country and paved the way for many generations that came after them. >> and so many people in france are more familiar with them than here in the u.s. >> i had not heard of that. >> they were just amazing. world war i, what they did. >> love it. thank you for sharing that with me, and it was a pleasure to share it with you. that's "pop news." >> that is "pop news." we'll come back with our search for the best pizza in america. so where's the best pizza? so where's the best pizza? >> yeah. that's what we want to know. >> announcer: this week, "gma's" on the search for the best pizza in america. is the best slice where you live? >> i love me some pizza in the morning. >> this one could be the best.

building a better bay area moving forward finding solutions . this is abc seven news. good morning, and reggie aqui from abc. seven mornings. angelina has like a traffic. thank you, reggie. good morning, everyone. we're beginning with the live picture outside of the tomato bridge. so check this out completely socked in with fog from the toll positive foster city. it's gonna be slow 36 minutes to get across the bridge, and that is likely due. to the low visibility we're seeing. it's also very foggy at the bay bridge, but not nearly as bad as the san mateo bridge right now. 15 minutes to get across into san francisco as you travel westbound, reggie, we're travel westbound, reggie, we're go life is uncertain. it's okay to feel stressed, anxious, worried or frustrated. calhope can help access, calhope free and secure mental health resources today. call our warm line at 833-317-4673 or livechat at calhope.org

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gusts up to 50 mph, reggie. thank you drew. we'll have another abc seven news update and about 30 minutes. you can always ♪e hemozaie's amor♪ you're going to hear that song a lot this week. on our quest to find the best pizza in america in our united states of pizza competition. >> we have two competitors in five different cities of winners, and each one will advance to our grand finale right here, and they'll compete for the title of "gma's" ultimate pizzeria, and win $10,000. >> nice. >> let's see where they are. >> the big reveal? i open the box, and, as you said, it's atlanta. look at that bad boy. >> i'm so proud of you for not -- >> it's not slipping off. >> no. there was a wager of whether or not it would be on the floor. >> hey, janai norman is at the

college football hall of fame doing the honors for us. good morning, janai. >> good morning, robin. you spent some time in atlanta. you were a reporter, a host. when you think about good food in atlanta, you think shrimp and grits and waffles, and chicken and waffles. how about pizza? we're here at the college football hall of fame for a battle of the neapolitan pies, so who will take home the golden pizza cutter and head to new york for our final round? we will see. we're starting with chef luca varuni of varuni napoli with his spicy pepperoni pies, and are you ready? on the other side, we have matthew foster with his lemon pepper -- you ready for this? let's meet some of our judges who were here. we've got acclaimed chef and cookbook author, g. garvin. excited to have you here. >> thank you so much. >> we have fitz, lead singer

fitz and the tantrums performing tonight. we've got the head coach of the wnba's atlanta dream tanisha wright. so great to have you all here. g., i want to start with you. >> yes. >> what does a good pizza have to have? what's a must? >> got to have a great dough, and it's got to be cooked properly. got to have a great dough. >> good dough, and cooked properly. >> cooked properly. right temp, not too hot, not too burned, but some crisp. >> a little bit of crisp. >> absolutely. >> we'll get you guys in just a second, but first, let's have america meet our judges. take a look at this. >> reporter: the home of hot southern cuisine.lanta pizzmea? >> it's a five. >> reporter: first up, chef luca varuni of varuni napoli with pies inspired from his upbringing in naples. [ speaking non-english ] >> it's really selling an experience. >> reporter: his pie topped with cheese, pepperoni and spicy sausage spread.

>> this is the pizza that's going to win, guys. >> reporter: but matthew foster of phew's pies is the hometown kid with something to prove. >> being a black man in the south, we're known for chicken wings, barbecue, soul food. so to take a cuisine that the region isn't known for and to be recognized on a national level, this is a dream come true. >> reporter: his lemon pepper wet pizza creation -- >> there's nothing done like it before. >> reporter: -- with crispy chicken, cheese, and special sauce, chef matthew gives a taste of hotlanta in every bite. so, will it be the neapolitan style or the metropolitan method that's a slice above the rest? [ cheers and applause ] all right. now is the time to taste. so, judges, go ahead and start with your spicy pepperoni pizza, and while you guys get to tasting, i want to talk to you, chef luca.

you're from naples. tell us what makes -- >> napoli. >> say good morning, america. [ speaking non-english ] >> good morning, america. >> tell us what makes your pizza so special. >> we import everything directly from naples, italy. roma tomato, flour, buffalo mozzarella and the pesto we buy that locally here. also, we use, like, a wood brick oven to cook this pizza at 159 degrees. you can see the char on the crust. >> am i still on camera? that's good. that accent makes it sound extra good. >> it's authentic. it's like me. >> that's how i feel. it's authentic. >> yes. >> chef g., what do you think about it? >> uh-huh. >> really good, spicy, but i can tell the detail in the ingredients, very specific. so good job so far. >> that was imported directly from italy. look at the cheese.

what do you think, fitz? >> i love the heat on it as well, and i love the dough and the crust. it's cooked perfectly. it's really good. >> there you go. >> grazie. >> i also love that crust. okay. we're going to get started. chefs, you can get started on the lemon pepper wet pizza, and while you guys get start on that, matthew, i love it's called thew's pies like matthew? >> phew's. >> thank you for not telling america i was wrong. you were making pizzas, but decided to put a hotlanta twist on it. >> yeah. so lemon pepper wet. if you know atlanta, you know how we feel about our wings and our lemon pepper with wings specifically. >> the pizza is not atlanta? >> not atlanta, so i call this metropolitan. it's rooted in neapolitan tradition, but influenced by, you know, the city and culture of atlanta. that's where you get the lemon pepper wet pizza from. >> yeah, okay. so these are what your wings

look like that you're putting on them. >> so we have our own lemon pepper base, and each pizza gets two wings and a nice drizzle. >> how do you -- >> a lot of people do wing and pizza. >> at the same time? >> there's a bone in there, so be careful. >> okay. >> still a chicken wing, but wing and pizza at the same time just with lemon. >> tanisha, what do you think? >> very good. i love the lemon pepper, the spice. it gives it a different taste without the red sauce with it. excellent. >> thank you. >> okay. fitz, what do you think about it? >> i loved it as well, and i feel like it's a flavor combo you don't usually always taste in a traditional pie. so i love the invention of that >> it is very unique. i'm still trying to figure out the chicken at the same time, but i'm into it. okay. it's time to figure out our winners. you guys ready for this? can i get a drum roll please from the audience? [ drum roll ] all right, g. who you going with? who you going with? >> you know, this is going to be really, really hard, but what i

love -- i love the dough from each of the pies, but i got to tell you, i love the creative, the uniqueness behind the lemon pepper wet. >> you know we're down here in the south. g, who you choose? >> it's creative. >> one for phew's pies. hold it up. hold it up. your paddle. phew's pies, you got green. okay. fitz, how about you? you can just pick a paddle. it's fine. >> i love both equally, but i can't take it away from myself. i'm a traditionalist. so i'm going -- >> we're split. we're split. tanisha, you have to decide. >> i agree. i agree. i know. it's a tough decision. >> who is it? >> you know -- i'm not a traditionalist, and i love the uniqueness of the lemon pepper. so i'm going with phew's. >> phew's pies. matthew foster.

i think we've got the golden -- matt, you come over here. we've got the golden pizza cutter. here we go. you've got the golden pizza cutter. >> yes, ma'am. >> can we have you guys come out? shake it off. good competition here, guys, and you are going to new york. >> yes. >> for the final round of the pizza contest. we've got a couple more days, and we'll see who you are up against, but congratulations. >> thank you, thank you. >> guys, back to you. >> thank you, janai. tomorrow, the united states of pizza competition heads to chicago. >> oh. >> wow. >> yeah. >> can't wait for that. >> deep dish. when we come back, how the look signature looks from the past are turned into modern day masterpieces.

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♪ we're back now as we celebrate black history month, and this morning, we're walking the runway back in time to the harlem renaissance, turning those signature looks into modern day masterpieces with some help from fashion and costume historian shelby ivey christie. rewonderfutoyou here. ese looks >> thank you for having me. >> exciting. what is it about it that just makes it timeless, the fashion? >> i mean, i think it's just those statement pieces, right? if the pandemic has taught us anything, it's to get out of the house. don't waste your statement pieces and just wear them. that's what resonates with us. we love a good statement piece. >> i love that. a good statement piece. we have wonderful models, and they're producers here on our staff. kandis is going to come out first. she has a faux fur coat. who does this make us think of?

>> i mean, this immediately goes to joseph baker. >> yes. >> she was a fur woman. i mean, she loved a good fur and let's jump right into it. right? this beautiful coat, african americans have historically coveted and loved furs. this was a vehicle to show kind of our accomplishments at a time in the 1920s and '30s where black people maybe couldn't own property like home ownership. this was a way for them to kind of show their achievements, and mile mark their accomplishments, right? it's also a staple in black womanhood. we hand down fur coats in our heritage. it's a legacy, and a way to show your reverence for other women. i myself have inherited faux fox from an aunt of mine, and i love this. this is a fabulous outfit. a leather pant. >> you're making me tear up because my mama had a fur coat. safe to hold it togeth.nded it .

thodouucer seais going we're thinking about the zoot suit, louis armstrong. >> yeah. louis armstrong. the zoot suit was early street wear. if you can imagine, you couldn't get a zoot suit in the store. you had to get one or two sizes too big and take it to your homeboy in the neighborhood to tailor it up. the predecessor to it was the drape suit, and it would feature a broad shoulder and accentuate that waist and the v-line, but similar to what we saw dapper dan do decades later in the '80s, taking mass produced clothing and tailoring it to the african american taste. >> come on, work it. you like the lapels and everything. last and certainly not least, my producer, mya green, with the beaded dress like that. bessie. >> oh, yeah. >> harkening back to bessie. >> what a beauty in that dress. let's talk about sequin, right? first of all, we see a great example in the studio where

sequin and beading catches the light. we're talking about the jazz era. they're doing all the swing and the lindy hop and that dress was really going to catch that movement if it had beading, and that really comes from the cultural kind of obsession with tut mania at the time. in the 1920s they opened king tut's tomb, and people were obsessed with the trends they saw in the jairo flifs. cleopatra's bob, and the wing liners, but also there were beaded net dresses found in the hieroglyphs, and that trickled down and they embraced that beading and, like i said, they were in those jazz clubs and wanted to k567 that movement. >> that's the first time i've seen mya's legs. it looks good, mya. oh, and you're sporting a look here as well. >> i am sporting a look here as well. so nails are actually historically a class signifier. dating all the way back to ancient egyptians again and ancient chinese culture, women of noble descent would wear more vibrant nails, reds,

pigment ingigot lower class would wear nudes, neutrals, and i'm playing on it. it played into a class signifier in the harlem renaissance, and we saw a great migration. a lot of african americans moved out of the south and they moved up north to be entrepreneurial. they weren't working with their hands as much, and they could maintain a manicure, and that's a way to showcase, i made it. i arrived. >> briefly, fashion week. what are you excited about? >> laquan smith, and the black designers have been bringing all the innovation, and so i'm really excited to see what happens. >> all right. well, thank you so much. thank you to our models/staff. all fine producers, two of which live in harlem. i outed you, sean, because you dovehere. all of these outfits are shoppable on our website, 46 goodmorningamerica.com. thank you for that history lesson. appreciate

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of the book "celebrate everything," darcy miller is here with fun, easy, and last-minute things you can do to throw a galentine's party with your gals. do it tonight, or on valentine's day. your call. i love this take on a charcuterie board. >> they're all the rage, and this one is so easy. you just arrange food in a heart or in a little heart dish, and -- >> but the devil is in the details. you did such a job. she rolled provolone looking like roses. i mean, i've never seen that before. >> easy, roll it up, add a toothpick, and you're set and the banners and love leaves. we have a personalized heart-cuterie for you. >> great idea, and this is a very galentine's take on the skewer, and it's all things sweet. tell us about this. >> so again, you take that same cookie cutter. you can take pound cake, and this is just so easy. strawberries, you cut a little niche, and you have a heart. >> you sure do, and i love the cookie cutter and pound cake or you did it over here with something as well, didn't you? >> exactly.

with the cheese and jicama. it's fun to do with your friends and the gals. instead of diy, i say, dit. do it together. >> do it together, i love it. let's talk centerpieces. you don't need to go flowers, but if you want to, here's a great way to fill your vase. >> the good old conversation heart. >> they're the best. >> i mean, cheap and cheerful. this is so easy, you just take two glasses, one smaller than the other, and fill it, and you an put a candle or flowers, or just stick them in. we have these little templates. >> i wonder, can you see that? that's a smaller glass in the bigger glass, and you just do the hearts. >> right. you take a votive, and your candy, your decor. >> i'm multitasking as always, and i like the idea of doing a game, and a little poker for the ladies, and gents over there. >> this is your gal game, and, you know, i think poker is the new pickleball. >> i think you might be right, and especially on galentine's day. >> it's fun to learn a game

together with your friends, and then you can play it after galentine's, and we have all these fun ideas from a cake to just, you know, sticking stickers on a balloon to make it look like playing cards. >> really, really cute. you can find all of darcy's amazing ideas, and there's so many more on her website darcymillerdesigns.com. always great to see you. >> oh, thank you. >> happy galentine's day. >> happy galentine's. >> we'll be right back. meet a future mom, a first-time mom and a seasoned pro. this mom's one step closer to their new mini-van! yeah, you'll get used to it. this mom's depositing money with tools on-hand. cha ching. and this mom, well, she's setting an appointment here, so her son can get set up there and start his own financial journey. that's because these moms all have chase. smart bankers. convenient tools. one bank with the power of both. chase. make more of what's yours.

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so where's the best pizza? so where's the best pizza? and we mean best pizza in america. >> yeah. that's what we want to know. you know what? can i have a slice, please? >> of course. >> announcer: this week, "gma's" on the search for the best pizza in america. is the best slice near are you live? >> i love me some pizza in the morning. >> this one could be the best. ♪ when the moon hits ♪ ♪ they were going to help you out because we went to the control room shot. we want to see him, george -- >> sliding into home base. >> sliding into home base. >> he made it. it's going to be a good day. >> bye. made it. it's going to be a good day. >> bye.

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bill a better bay area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc. seven news. good morning. i'm reggie aqui from abc. seven mornings. angelina has liquor traffic. thank you, reggie. good morning, everyone. so the chp has issued a fog advisory for the richmond san rafael bridge. so we're bringing you this live picture the area. you can certainly see the fog. but where you're going to struggle with the visibility. is that the san mateo bridge? check this out. completely socked in there and from the top plaza into foster city. you're still looking at around 36 minutes for the ride. hey, drew. hey, we're looking at the fog on live doppler. seven right now, you can see there's this corridor stretching from half moon bay through oakland up into napa, where we have low clouds right now. elsewhere we are seeing sunshine, but the bay bridge is folks come into the city. you can see we are shrouded in that fox will have that fog right now this morning. winds will pick up and kick out that fog. as the morning goes on. we'll have a wind advisory beginning at 10

along the coast, reggie. thank you drew time now for live with kelly and ryan. we see you on arrogant at 11 for midday. live arrogant at 11 for midday. live deja vu: it's love week on live with kelly and ryan. today, the lovely and loveable recording artist and actor, rita ora. plus, check it out. you're going to love these last minute fun and easy valentine's day treats. also, if you love the thrill of competition, join us all week for the love games. plus, your thoughts on romance, amore and more, when we open up the love inbox. and kelly's favorite valentine, mark consuelos, joins kelly for the hour. all next on live. and now, here are kelly ripa and mark consuelo. [audience applause] ["you've got the love" by florence + the machine] ♪ you've got the love ♪ ♪ you've got the love ♪ oh my gosh! whoo! spin. spin, daddy. spin, daddy.