bafta nominations this morning, led by a complete unknown with six. that's the british award show seen as a precursor to the oscars, the film conclave had the most overall nominations with 11. >> i have so much work to do, i have to see basically everything we need to catch up, i really d, though, that is, you know, conclave is already streaming. >> yeah, i believe on one of the streaming services. >> it's one of them. i couldn't tell you which one. i never know what anything is on except for disney plus. of course. >> carve out that calendar. watch it all. >> watch us always, and watch good morning america, which is >> george: good morning america for our viewers in the west. the next 12 hours critical for southern california. an update from princess kate. and what comes after tik tok. millions facing an extreme fire risk in southern california.

another day with a rare particularly dangerous situation red flag warning. fire crews working to put out hot spots, as new clues emerge about how the devastating palisades fire may have started. why this video may hold answers, as crowds grow of people just trying to get mail and medication. >> robin: deep freeze. the extreme cold warning. where we could see wind chills as cold as negative 22 degrees, as the frigid air creates dangerous driving conditions. >> michael: confirmation showdown. republicans appear united around president-elect trump's pick for defense secretary. as democrats grill him on his views on women in combat and his ability to lead the pentagon. >> george: two men dressed as amazon workers force their way into a man's home. >> help! >> george: now the invasion investigation and the search for suspects. >> robin: what's in your wallet? a new federal lawsuit says not enough for some capital one customers, accusing the bank of

cheating them out of more than $2 billion in interest. >> george: abc news exclusive. with the mother of the navy seal recruit kyle mullen, who died after completing hell week three years ago. >> he was trying to be a hero and protect people. to have it done by his own country, his own military. >> george: her demand for accountability after the cases against the men she blames for his death were dismissed. >> robin: princess kate revealing she is in remission, nearly a year after the royal's cancer diagnosis, after making a surprise visit to the hospital where she was treated, sharing her experience and her message to anyone fighting cancer. >> michael: and the double mission to the moon. blastoff overnight for space x's falcon 9 rocket, and what else is launching in 2025. >> announcer: live from times square, it's wednesday. good morning america. >> robin: we do say good morning

america on this wednesday morning. another journey to the moon is happening right now so we called in our space man. no, not you. >> michael: that's the man. >> robin: he is excited, as are you, about this mission. gio is gonna tell us more just ahead. >> michael: he is the perfect person for that. all this morning, the new information about what may be driving higher costs for prescription medications. >> george: we begin with the fire emergency in los angeles. the most severe wind warning is in effect again this morning threatening to start new fires, spread existing ones. this new danger comes as we also learn new information about what may have sparked the palisades fire. chief national correspondent matt gutman is on the scene. good morning, matt. >> reporter: hey, good morning, george. the next few hours here are going to be absolutely critical. this is the second driest season on record. low humidity today. the winds will come howling down this canyon. one of the things we've been seeing, firefighters have been positioned up and down streets

like this. you can see them tucked into all of these neighborhoods. i'll have my camera man point right there to show you some of them. that's because they understand even those small embers with this wind can be stoked into absolute infernos. this morning, for the second straight day, millions facing an extreme fire risk in southern california. the next 12 hours critical. >> everybody here urges you to remain alert, as danger has not yet passed. >> reporter: fire crews scrambling to mop up many remaining hot spots fearing powerful santa ana winds and dry conditions could rekindle month monstrous eaton and palisades fire. the palisades fire 18% contained as new clues emerge about how it may have started. abc news learned the atf, federal agency charged with investigating arson and explosions, is zeroing in on the palisades highland area. >> the foot of the fire started real close to where the last fire was on new year's eve. >> reporter: some residents pointing to this fire first

reported on the hillside just after midnight on new year's day. >> lafd had sent helicopters to put that out. they were there for hours circling overhead. we assumed the fire was out. for the next several nights there were fire work against going off in various areas in the hills. >> reporter: by 3:38 the fire stopped. and by 4:46 fully contained. fire officials say ash bins or tree roots can smolder for days unseen. >> we were right behind it! >> reporter: at 10:30 a.m. tuesday january 7th, the palisades fire was reported. these side by side satellite images seem to show that fire starting at nearly the same spot as the fire the week before. we witnessed the fire fighting efforts at that spot as the palisades fire began to spread. just in the last couple of seconds since we've been here, this fire threatened this hill we're on. the entire basin here is engulfed in flames. fema on the ground in l.a.

already receiving 40,000 aid applications. 84-year-old susan said she watched the palisades fire approach her home from her kitchen window. before fighting the fire with her 86-year-old husband winston, saving their home. >> i wasn't sure where winston was. couldn't contact him. but it turns out he was at the south end of the house doing the same thing. >> reporter: the palisades fire and eaton fire claimed the lives of 25 people. the survivors are still reeling. >> it was literally shooting like fire balls. it looked like a volcano. >> reporter: zaire calvin remembers the eaton fire surging toward the place he's called home for 47 years. getting your mother? >> getting my mother, we're going. i go to the left and car is still there. >> reporter: he says he thought his sister had managed to leave already. the next day, they located her.

>> in the morning, sister's dead. there's no real understanding. there's no understanding. there's no way to even take it in. >> reporter: the family hit hard, but not giving up on their community. >> everyone is fighting. everyone is literally just asking, leaning on each other to say, what's next? what's the best thing to do? >> reporter: zaire telling me he is absolutely committed to rebuilding that community and he's not gonna quit until it's done. there is a concern by authorities. we have seen evacuation orders, fire, disaster. emergency alerts sent out on people's mobile phones. authorities are imploring people to continue heeding those warnings. they say lives are still at stake here. robin? >> michael: thank you so much, matt. now the deep freeze settling

into the midwest and northeast. many are waking up to wind chills below 0. alex perez is along icy lake michigan in chicago. good morning, alex. >> reporter: hey, good morning, michael. yeah, this is the kind of cold that is very dangerous and very quickly. the feel-like temperature here in chicago is about 6 below zero. now, want to give you an idea of how cold that is. we're here near lake michigan. you can see parts of the water frozen over. if you look in the distance, you can see the ice is continuing to build. in fact much of the eastern half of the country is dealing with these bitterly cold temperatures. it is creating problems in some spots. this was the scene in south bend, indiana, after slick roads there led to a multicar pileup. thankfully, only nonlife threatening injuries were reported. robin? >> robin: all right, alex. thank you. hope you warm up really soon. now to ginger who's tracking the forecast on both coasts for us. good morning, ginge.

>> ginger: i really like how matt pointed out that sometimes you don't see flame, but those smoldering piles. when we were out there covering, we saw certain hot spots flame up. they come around, put it out. it flames up again. it takes a lot of effort and rounds. that's why they're concerned about winds. if you get a wind of 45 miles per hour to 70 miles per hour even on an existing smolder that can throw an ember and s fire. most is north and west of los angeles and the two main fires. the biggest area that are at extreme risk today until 3:00 p.m., that's the particularly dangerous situation red flag warning, goes through the san fernando valley and over toward ventura along the 101, the 405. we're watching that closely. some of the gusts we time out here, this is 2 p.m. today, filmore's at 40. watch what happens by tomorrow. things really start to settle down. wind speeds are near calm for santa clarita by friday. you know the other best part? we're gonna get on shore flow by friday. that means humidity will bump up. talking 60%. that's going to help so much. we may even see a sprinkle by

the end of the week in southern california. let's talk about the cold. because, yes, he was there. subzero wind chills in chicago. but in that extreme cold warning right in appalachian, so much colder, like 22 below. next week even colder than that, all the way to the gulf coast. george? >> george: we are glad that relief is coming for southern california. thank you, ginger. now confirmation hearing for president-elect trump's pick for defense secretary. pete hegseth was grilled by democrats. republicans appear united in supporting him. senior congressional correspondent rachel scott is on capitol hill with the latest. good morning, rachel. >> reporter: george, good morning to you. just weeks ago it appeared pete hegseth had a tough confirmation battle ahead. after that four-hour contentious hearing, republicans are lining up to make it clear they support his nomination despite the allegations against him. this morning republicans seem mostly united around donald trump's embattled pick to lead the pentagon, pete hegseth, after a contentious and at times combative confirmation hearing. >> excuse me, mr. hegseth.

would you stop? would you stop? >> reporter: the former fox news host defending himself against allegations of sexual misconduct, alcohol abuse and financial mismanagement arguing he had been a victim of a smear campaign and that he has changed. >> i'm not a perfect person but redemption is real. god forged me in ways that i know i'm prepared for. >> reporter: right off the bat, democrats arguing the army veteran, with no leadership experience, is not qualified. >> how can we ask people to perform at the highest standard while you are asking us to lower the standard simply because your buddy with our president elect. >> reporter: democrats questioning his ability to lead the pentagon with its $850 billion budget. and more than 3 million employees. especially after reports that he mismanaged two veteran political groups he led, which hegseth denies.

but hegseth winning over one key senate republican joni ernst of iowa, the first female combat veteran in the senate. >> as secretary of defense, will you support women continuing to have the opportunity to serve in combat roles? >> yes, women will have access to ground combat roles, combat roles, given the standards remain high. and we'll have a review to ensure the standards have not been eroded. >> reporter: ernst now says she will support him. democrats pouncing. last year hegseth said flat out women should not be allowed to serve in combat roles. >> i just want to know what changed in the 32 days that the song you sang is not the song you come in here today to sing? >> senator, the concerns i have are the concerns many have had especially in ground combat units. in pursuit of certain percentages or quotas, standards have been changed. >> reporter: a senior defense department official telling abc news the standards for military service have not been lowered and there are no quotas for women or minorities. the policy strictly merit based. hegseth also questioned about an accusation he sexually assaulted

a woman in 2017 which he denied claiming the encounter was consensual. >> senator, i was falsely charged. fully investigated and completely cleared. >> so you think you are completely cleared because you committed no crime. that's your definition of cleared? you had just fathered a child two months before by a woman that was not your wife. >> reporter: republicans rallying behind him. >> he will inject a new warrior ethos into the pentagon a spirit that can cascade from the top down. >> reporter: hegseth comes out of that hearing stronger with that support from that key republican senator joni ernst. it is now another marathon day of confirmation hearings up on capitol hill. up next you have former senator marco rubio, who is trump's pick for secretary of state. then pam bondi, for attorney general, taking some tough questions about how she plans to carry out trump's vision, including his pledge to pardon the rioters

who attacked the capitol on january 6th, michael. >> michael: now overseas where there is growing hope that a cease fire deal between israel and hamas may be imminent. our chief foreign correspondent ian pannell is tracking the latest. good morning, ian. >> reporter: good morning, michael. abc news learning that israel and hamas have agreed on the core elements of a cease fire deal and hamas indicated it is going to respond positively. israeli government officials telling us they hope to announce something soon. president biden's team as well as the incoming trump administration both involved in these negotiations. they have been taking place in qatar. a reminder that the key element of phase one includes a six week cease fire, the release of 33 hostages and hundreds of palestinian prisoners. robin? >> robin: ian, thank you. now the new federal lawsuit that accuses capital one of deliberately underpaying interest to millions of customers. our chief business correspondent rebecca jarvis is here.

got those details? good morning. >> rebecca: absolutely. good morning, guys. nice to see you. you probably know their ad campaign that ends with the question, what's in your wallet? well, the government says millions of capital one customers should have a lot more in their wallets. the consumer federal protection bureau alleges capital one cheated its customers out of $2 billion in interest by creating two nearly identically named savings accounts. 360 savings and 360 performance savings. the difference, that performance savings account offered interest rates 14 times higher than the other one. the government accuses capital one of misleading customers about the higher interest performance account and even banning employees from telling existing customers about it so they could have switched and made more interest. they didn't tell them, according to the government. >> robin: and according to the government they also, capital one, misled consumers, customers, about having one of the highest interest rates. >> rebecca: yes. the advertising is what the

government is focusing on. the government alleges capital one advertised that 360 savings account as having the best and highest interest rate. mean time, the bank actually froze the rate on those accounts. capital one is vigorously denying the allegations. they say the government is following a recent pattern of filing 11th hour lawsuits ahead of a change in administration. the bank also said it marketed the 360 performance savings product widely, including on national television. the feds are requesting a jury trial here. capital one says it will vigorously defend itself. >> robin: lot of people will be looking at their statements very closely. >> rebecca: absolutely, yes. thanks, robin. >> robin: thank you. >> michael: going to go now to the double mission to the moon. overnight the falcon 9 rocket lifted off. our space guy, gio benitez, is tracking it and tracking what else is going to be launched in 2025. >> gio: you're a space guy, too. let's go for two. double moon shot. space x rocket took off from

kennedy space center around 1 a.m. carrying two lunar landers. they shared a ride to save money but separated about an hour later taking separate routes to the moon. it should take a couple of months for folks to get there. the tokyo placed i space, moon landing attempt number two. if successful, its rover will conduct experiments including some designed to find food and water sources for future human moon walkers. american company firefly sent its blue ghost lunar lander to help better understand the moon's environment. it's set to reach the lunar surface there in march. these missions will help get astronauts back to the moon. the whole goal is to eventually use the moon as a home base for travel across the universe. in that search for food and water, will reeve made a joke, at least they already have some astronaut ice cream. [ laughter ] that's what he was worried about. there would be no laugh. [ laughter ] >> george: you didn't sell it, gio.

[ laughter ] coming up princess kate is sharing big news about her health. lama hassan is at buckingham palace with details. >> reporter: hey, george. princess kate revealing she is now in remission, saying she's adjusting to her new normal after finishing treatment. i'll tell you more about that coming up. >> george: the mother of the navy seal recruit who died after completing hell week now demanding accountability after the cases against the men she blames for her son's death were dismissed. >> michael: the search for two men dressed as amazon workers who forced their way into a man's home. first back to ginger. >> ginger: up to two feet of lake effect snow is falling in western new york. that lake effect machine was put on. colder it gets the more ice the lakes get and the slowdown will happen. we still got more where that came from. this is from silver creek. up in the upper peninsula of michigan, it was just under a foot. calumet, you see that car sliding around there. we still have some lake effect left. you see some of the warnings that exist through the afternoon. couple of the other advisories that popped up up in northern vermont.

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help! >> reporter: this morning police on the hunt for these two men allegedly dressed as amazon workers, package in hand, breaking into this home leaving the man inside beaten and bloody. this surveillance footage captured next door. according to the police report the suspects asked the 66-year-old victim where the money was before striking him in the head with what may have been a sledge hammer. soon after the men seen running away as the victim cries out. >> help! >> reporter: this isn't the first incident like this. last year two men posing as utility workers with vests and fake id badges allegedly breaking into this home in michigan. >> we're checking for gas leak. >> reporter: they're accused of killing 72-year-old hussein murray tying up his wife with duct tape. >> you don't have to answer the door if you don't feel safe. if it is a package that requires a signature, you can make

arraignments to pick up that package at a distribution facility later on and sign at that point. just taking some of those common sense things that if you don't feel safe or if something doesn't feel right, don't answer the door. >> the victim in the georgia case has been released from the hospital but was treated for several injuries. he received 14 staples in his head. we do know that amazon delivery drivers rarely knock on the door or ask for a signature unless it's been prearranged. >> robin: you're right about that, trevor. thank you. now our abc news exclusive with the mother of the navy seal recruit who died after intense hell week training three years ago. she is demanding accountability for her son's death after the navy ended its investigation without holding public hearings and she said with little explanation. will reeve sat down with her. good morning, will. >> will: good morning, robin. this is the latest twist in a story we've been following for nearly three year. regina mullen was expecting a hearing for the two men she claims are responsible for her son's death but got a phone call just before christmas telling

her the hearing would not be happening and mullen said all along she's wanted consequences and wanted accountability. right now she says she can't get any answers. this morning a mother's anger and demand for accountability. >> we're just trying to be a hero and protect people. to have it done by his own country, by his own military. >> reporter: regina mullen's 24-year-old son kyle died in february 2022 after completing navy seal hell week training. the grieving mother revealing to gma the cases against the men she blames for her son's death were dismissed by the navy. and she says she hasn't been told why. who cancelled these hearings? >> i don't know. they didn't tell me. >> reporter: nearly three years ago kyle mullen had just successfully endured the 120 hour week of brutal training that pushes seal candidates to their physical and mental limits. >> i got a text that said hell week secured. i called him.

he answered. he was out of breath. said, hey, mom, i did it. hell week secured. i said, first i'm like, all happy. then i'm like, are you all right? are you in a hospital? you don't sound good. all he said is, mom, i love you, don't worry about me. >> reporter: hours later kyle died from bacterial pneumonia. the final medical check showing swollen legs that required him to be sent back to his barracks in a wheelchair with abnormalities in his lungs and severe trouble breathing. a navy investigation cited failures across multiple systems that led to a number of candidates being at a higher risk of serious injury with inconsistent medical monitoring and lack of training among commanding officers, and an at all cost mindset among the candidates. >> you have failed leadership under a command that killed a man unnecessarily and injured many. i think it's pretty reasonable to ask for accountability. >> reporter: the investigation also looked into allegations of the use of performance enhancing drugs among seal candidates. authorities say they found a bottle labeled as human growth

hormone in mullen's car, but investigators determined mullen died in the line of duty and not due to his own misconduct. regina mullen said they did not test for steroid use. >> she said they didn't test for it because it was irrelevant for the cause of death. right from the medical examiner, the navy medical examiner. >> reporter: mullen insists captain brad veer who was in charge of her son's training class and dr. eric amy are responsible. now with the case dismissed, regina says questions remain about the quality of her son's medical care and that she's not been provided with answers. >> the navy's not giving me what i'm asking for. medical treatment of kyle's care. they're not providing it. why won't they provide it? >> we're trying to figure out what they're hiding. simple as that. >> i want the board of inquiry to be reinstated is what i want so we can go public. >> reporter: a lawyer releasing a statement to abc news saying this case was badly mishandled from the beginning. when we were noticed for the board of inquiry, it became very clear a comprehensive

investigation had never been done and the deciding officer hadn't had access to all the evidence. through the discovery process, the navy was forced to gather all the relevant evidence which made continuing the case unsustainable. an attorney for dr. rainee telling abc news we invested a substantial amount of time investigating the case with the assistance of top medical experts. the overwhelming evidence said the doctor met the standard of care. the navy declined to comment citing privacy issue. from a legal standpoint, how abnormal is this timeline and this process in general? >> cases sometimes take a long time. that can be frustrating. the problem in this case is that when we have a dismissal, we don't have a basis for it. secondly, when we're doing our investigation, and we can't find documents, we have to question where the documents are? was there ever treatment? if there was treatment, why didn't it follow the military's

protocol on medical standards? >> will: do you wish kyle never went to the navy? >> of course i do. yeah. he would be here today. before he left for the navy i said, how am i gonna live my life if something happens to you? he said, mom, you're the strongest person i know. you got this. i feel like he's counting on me to do it. if i don't, who will? >> will: since her son's death, regina said she has seen some improvements in medical protocol saying candidates vitals are checked more consistently and preventive antibiotics are administered prior to hell week. but regina says more work needs to be done. >> robin: i hope she gets the answers she's looking for. will, thank you. >> michael: thank you, will. coming up princess kate's personal visit and update. we'll be right back. back. . so this is better. and this.

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better off the back of the two treatments. >> reporter: princess also thanking the hospital staff writing, my heartfelt thanks goes to all those who have quietly walked alongside william and me as we have navigated everyone. >> to everyone facing this disease in whatever form, please do not lose faith or hope. you are not alone. >> reporter: kate shocked the world when she announced last march that she was receiving treatment for cancer. >> presumably she has decades of life ahead of her hopefully now that the cancer is behind her. that means focusing on what are things that could affect her life years and decades from now? >> reporter: while kate is in remission, we know the king is continuing his treatment this year. now, we don't expect the princess to return to a full schedule immediately, as she herself said it's hard getting back to normal. but this is still really good news. guys? >> robin: so incredibly encouraging, lama. thank you so much.

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[ laughter ] >> announcer: live from times square, it's wednesday, "good morning america." >> robin: i think she was thinking of you when she made that little laugh. >> michael: good morning america. good morning to keke. we love having keke palmer here. she just makes everybody happy. everybody smiles. everybody is excited that she's here. cannot wait to hang out with her later. >> robin: we will. just an update. how much alcohol is safe? we'll break down the new report about drinking. >> george: first we start with the fire emergency in los angeles. the most severe wind warning is in effect again. winds are threatening to start new fires and spread existing ones. want to go back to our chief national correspondent matt gutman on the scene. good morning, matt. >> reporter: george fire officials tell us the next few hours are going to be absolutely critical. very low humidity. this is the second driest season on record. and that wind's gonna come howling down this canyon, which

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out. we assumed then the fire was out. >> reporter: by 3:38 a.m. the fire stopped. an hour later by 4:46 fully contained. >> wait. we were right behind it. >> reporter: at 10:30 a.m. tuesday, january 7th the palisades fire was reported. the palisades and eaton fires have claimed the lives of 25 people. the survivors are still reeling. zare calvin remembers the eaton fire surging toward the place he's called home for 47 years. >> i'm getting my mother. we're going. i go to the left and the car is still there. >> reporter: he says he thought his sister evelyn mcclendon had left. the next morning they located her. >> next morning your sister's dead. there's no real understanding. there's no understanding. there's no way to even take it in. >> reporter: zaire said he's absolutely committed to coming back and rebuilding. fire officials here in southern california are a little bit concerned right now.

we've seen warnings, declaration, disaster. they hope people continue to heed the warnings because lives are still at stake here, robin. >> robin: i'm sure that is a big concern. thank you so much, matt. now the rising prices at the pharmacy and what's behind it. i told you rebecca jarvis was going to be back. she's got the latest for us. good morning again, rebecca. >> rebecca: nice to see you again, robin. these prices at the pharmacy can weigh on families. we all know how expensive prescription medications can be. this morning new information about a factor that is driving up the cost. a stunning new report from the federal trade commission finding that pharmacy benefit managers, or pbm's, raked in billions by marking up prices on specialty drugs used to treat cancer, hiv, ms and other diseases. these pbm's serve as middle men negotiating prices between drug makers, insurance companies and pharmacies. they're supposed to help keep drug costs lower. the ftc said between 2017 and

2022, the three largest pbm's, cvs health's caremark, cigna's express scripts made $7.23 billion by marking up drugs. by hundreds or even thousands of a percent. the pharmaceutical care management association which represents pbm's calls the report baseless and without substance and substantiating evidence. patient advocates say more transparency is need, and efforts to overhaul the industry will likely continue under the next administration. michael, here's a staggering statistic. over the last ten years drug costs up more than 40%. it's something we have to think about for families, michael. >> michael: something that needs to be managed. seems to be so excessive. thank you so much for that. we're going to turn now a new report that finds even moderate alcohol drinking -- why are you looking at me like that, robin? even moderate alcohol drinking can have an adverse impact on your health. eva pilgrim is here with the details of this popular study.

good morning, eva. >> good morning. it's been a hot debate, how much alcohol is safe? and could it even be good for you? a federal report finding what is considered moderate drinking has risks including injuries, liver disease and cancer. the current guidelines define moderate as seven drinks per week for women, 14 for men. this report finding even that amount could negatively affect your health. that risk is higher for those who smoke, don't eat well, who aren't active, who are obese, have hepatitis or family history of certain health issues. the risks may be higher for women than men. this report coming on the heels of another recent study and the surgeon general issuing an advisory citing the link between alcohol and cancer, calling on stronger drink labels. all as officials are trying to determine what the guidelines should be for 2025. as they weigh their decision there is a public comment period until february 14th so you can weigh in online or by mail. while some remember that time when people said a glass of wine

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>> robin: we are back with our gma cover story, as the devastating fires ravage the l.a. area. reality stars heidi montag and spencer pratt are sharing their loss. jaclyn lee sat down with them. good morning, jaclyn. >> reporter: robin, good morning. heidi and spencer say that it is devastating to see their entire community decimated. they're using the power of social media and a surprise throw back to help rebuild. >> spencer was like, grab anything you want to keep.

i was like, how do you choose, you know? my brain stopped working because i was so overwhelmed with so many things you can't replace. so i grabbed the kids teddy bears. >> reporter: this morning spencer pratt and heidi montag opening up after the devastating loss of their home in the palisades fire. what was it that made this one so different when you realized, my gosh, we might not survive this one? >> the worst was you -- sorry. our kids' room that is so magical. story time every night. such a routine. so much love is in there. our son's bed started burning in the shape of a heart. like the fire just started as a heart. i was like this is out of body insane. >> gonna be me and you here, right? >> deal. >> reporter: the couple rose to fame on the reality tv series

"the hills." now together for more than 15 years. >> obviously, i'm in shock. my brain's not functioning. >> reporter: the duo chronicling the after math to their 3.1 million tik tok followers. >> we got what's left of our hummingbird theater. >> reporter: even logging shopping trips to marshal's trying to gain a sense of normalcy. >> it's a place that you love, that you lived as a refuge from the world. to have that be gone is a really difficult concept to continue to deal with. >> reporter: everything earned throughout their nearly 20 years in the spotlight was spent on their home and everything inside it, lost. >> i feel like a ghost. i don't have a single photo now before an i phone existed. i don't have any of those dumb little things that are on our shelves of your parents. all gone.

not a single nothing. >> reporter: neither their house nor possessions were insured. they say, like many people in california, they were dropped from their policy. >> we were house poor, as they call it. we have a house and everything else is a hustle, is a grind. we're definitely counting every dollar that we make. we're working really hard to -- we take one trip a year. >> reporter: spencer turning heidi's 2010 album superficial into a hit thanks to social media, hoping it will help rebuild their lives. ♪ their fans, including artists like flava flave rallying around the country. >> number one in the philippines. that's 12 number ones. >> reporter: the album catapulting to number one on the itunes chart. >> the fans' support has been a light in such a darkness for us. it's life changing. >> reporter: and heidi and spencer making money off this

renewed interest in their music. they say they hope to make enough to help others, too. robin? >> robin: so many are in need of help. thank you. i'm gonna let people know they can see more of your interview with spencer and heidi tonight on "nightline." michael? >> michael: the tik tok ban is just four days away, if the supreme court doesn't stop it. american users are now scrambling to find an alternative to one of the nation's most popular obsessions. elizabeth schulze is here with more. good morning, elizabeth. >> good morning. the consensus view is the supreme court will uphold this federal law that bans tik tok. now remember, this doesn't mean in just four days the app disappears from your phone. but it could start to get glitchy. your data might not load as fast. so users are flocking to some other options like red note, number one in apple's red store. google searches for red note are up 1,000% in the last 48 hours. some see this as an act of defiance against the tik tok ban.

red note is also a chinese owned app launched as an alternative to instagram. when you try to download it terms and condition and name are still in mandarin. tik tok is also pushing its sister app called lenon8. it is more like pinterest. that is still owned by the same chinese company byte dance. >> michael: the alternatives are also owned by chinese companies. couldn't they be banned also? >> and they could. lemon8 could be banned under that same law that would ban tik tok. the point of this law was to try to get users -- byte dance, the parent company to get tik tok away from that. there are u.s. based apps that could try to fill this void. instagram, you tube shorts and snapchat. they're not really just after tik tok's 100 million plus users. they are chasing the billions of dollars in advertising revenue that are on tik tok too. >> michael: there's speculation about a u.s. buyer for tik tok. what would that look like?

>> byte dance has insisted that it will not sell tik tok with that algorithm. the algorithm really is the secret sauce of tik tok. at this point no other company has been able to replicate that technology. but there are some buyers like shark tank's kevin o learry elon musk. it seems that they are interested in buying it without the algorithm. that would make it a lot more affordable. but we do not know what the tik tok app would look like without the algorithm, if it would work at all, if it would work the same way and if it would keep users hooked the same way they are now. >> michael: four day. time now for pop news with lara. lara, what you got? >> lara: thank you, michael. we're gonna begin with round two of the australian open and see how our american players are faring. jess pegula winning her match in two straight sets. same with coco gauff, who earned her spot in round three.

the defending champ winning in straight sets. on the men's side, carlos alcarez winning in straight sets. this is becoming a trend. the 21-year-old is on a mission to do something that is not a trend. it would be amazing. he could be the youngest man to complete a career grand slam, guys. meanwhile, if he does it -- i don't want to get ahead of myself. he's looking good. so is novak djokovic. he hit the court and he triumphed in the second round. that win giving djokovic the all time record for most grand slam single matches played among men and women. 430, to be exact. but there is a cinderella story that has everyone talking. an 18-year-old brazilian player ranked 112th in the world upset number 19 in straight sets. he played for the first time ever in the main draw. he credits his hero, roger

federer, with his winning. >> like roger says, it is not enough without hard work. we put in the hard work. [ cheers ] >> lara: hard work. he's all about it. australian open round 2 continues tonight 9 p.m. eastern, if you're a night owl like me, good stuff. also this morning, everybody, musical artist bad bunny making history. >> robin: yeah! >> lara: the super star's latest album we've got a fan right here, just helped him become the first latin artist in history to have 100 hits on the billboard hot 100 chart. an incredible feat. all 17 songs on this latest album which translates to "i should have taken more photos" debuted on the hot 150 earlier this month. every single song on the album. >> robin: yeah, it did. >> lara: the album itself debuted at number two on the albums chart.

the 2025 grammy nominee is making the most of this momentum. he just announced a 21-show residency in san juan running every weekend from july through august. the first nine performances though are reserved only for residents of the island. >> robin: well done. good. >> lara: he's such a good guy. we've had him on the show. couldn't be happier for him. his music is great. in movie news. robert de niro is ready for his closeup. and he is ready for his closeup. what? for his next film the oscar winning actor is starring alongside robert de niro. that's right. he is taking on dual roles in his upcoming crime drama playing two warring gangsters. the movie follows the two new york organized crime bosses who go from best of friends to rivals as they vie for control of the city. de niro working with a familiar company. the screenplay written by

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was el nino to a totally different pattern. now we're in la nina. let's get a check closer to >> george: just like gma space mountain and walt disney world is celebrating its golden anniversary this year. attraction turns 50 today. millions have experienced the ride including ashan singh. he's here to tell us about its history. good morning, ashan. >> good morning, george. that's right. a half century for what i would argue is one of the greatest rides out there.

space mountain celebrating the big 5-0. we took a look at just how the roller coaster changed the game. for five decades space mountain has towered over tomorrowland. and this morning the rocket roller coaster through space turning 50. >> i like the twists and turns. >> just when you think the ride is over there's another turn. >> reporter: walt disney first having the idea during the 1960 space walk. ahead of its time the coaster wouldn't blast off until 1975. everybody has their own memory of it and story to tell. some of us can remember riding it as kids and then we've brought our kids and in some cases grand kids. >> rep making memories of their own with one year old daughter, stella. >> stella is actually the name of what they call the ride. if you work here, you know it's

basically like its adopted name, so to speak. and we just felt it was super special to name her that. >> here we take her picture in front of the sink just to see if she grows. and one day we'll get to take that picture of her actually tall enough. she said, i'm going. >> her first ride will 100% be space mountain. >> people travel all over the place to come ride space mountain. and the fact that that's like where we became who we are in our relationship and in our work life. getting to be a part of that is really special. i love the shine in space mountain really is the blueprint going on to inspire future disney coasters, including fan favorite rock and roller coaster. >> during the design process, imagineers wore headphones on space mountain to see how music changed things up. it also inspired cosmic rewind, another wildly popular spin through outer space guys, space mountai. >> everybody has a memory. we all have our space mountain story. >> exactly. i feel like it's the first big boy roller coaster i ever took, right? >> it will always be the og.

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day. because we're celebrating with a competition between two of the best bagel spots in the country. >> lara: give it up for them, everybody! >> michael: that's right. [ applause ] they will each make us their best bacon egg and cheese bagel sandwich. the winner's going home with our golden smear trophy. >> lara: look at that. >> michael: you get bragging rights. >> lara: i got to give it up for the crew. this trophy is one for the books. well done, guys. we do want to compete our competitor. we have stephen el-hassan from o'bagel. five locations in new jersey. he's making their world famous bee sting bacon egg and cheese sammy. stephen, are you ready? >> i was born for this. i'm ready to go. >> michael: let's do it. >> lara: not so fast there, buddy. >> michael: got some competition. >> lara: come on. >> michael: we have jacob and alex cohen who own kismet bagel. [ applause ] locations throughout

philadelphia. they're making their bec, bacon egg and cheese, with their house made zhug sauce. >> lara: that's right. are you two ready to go? >> we are ready. we were born ready. >> lara: i like. there's a lot of heat in this kitchen. these are the people who have the delicious job of picking the winner. our judges. we have chosen comedienne judy gold is with us. [ applause ] >> yeah! >> lara: i love this man. host, comedian matt friend is with us. [ applause ] and then we've got a chef melba wilson. [ applause ] >> yeah, melba. >> lara: melba, what are you looking for in the perfect bec on a bagel? >> starts with a bagel. that's the b. i'm looking for a bagel that's nice crisp and crunchy on the outside but when i bite into it, i'm getting that moisture, that flavor. and also, it does not have to be toasted. a bagel on its own has gotta start with great ingredients.

>> i agree. >> michael: all right. >> lara: all right. >> michael: man, that's a challenge there, melba. folks, let's get down to business, everybody. we're gonna taste these bagel sandwiches. you start tasting over there. we're gonna start from o'bagel. stephen, while the judges dig in, tell us about this bagel. tell us how you make this. >> it's all about the bagel like chef said. hand rolled kettle boiled bagel. crispy on the outside. as you see here, soft and saucey and steamy on the inside. got those beautiful air pockets. our bacon egg and cheese is made with, of course, got to be egg and cheddar. we're not burning the eggs. got our bacon absolutely singing. >> lara: you do it almost well done. >> yes. crispy, absolutely. then we're gonna bring it over here. >> michael: you call it the bee sting. where's the bee sting come from?

>> don't rush me. we got the hot money after. >> michael: after, oh, okay. >> lara: have you tasted the honey? >> scallion cream cheese. >> lara: that's the smear. >> michael: there's the bee sting. okay. >> hot honey right on top. we have our beautiful famous bagel. >> michael: all right. judges have tried it. judy, we're gonna start with you. what do you think of the bee sting? >> first of all, the fact that you're making a jewish person eat bacon on national television [ laughter ] -- no, i'm kidding. [ laughter ] michael, it's shmmear not smear. >> michael: i got a gap in my teeth. that's how i say it. >> i love the texture of the bagel. it is toast -- it's crunchy on the outside. great bagel. i love a bagel with cream

cheese. it has cream cheese. the honey really tops it. so good, i can't. >> lara: is the bee sting -- is it noticeable? >> michael: does it have kick? >> yes, yes. oh, sorry. it's your turn. [ laughter ] >> michael: matt, you're up. you're known for celebrity impressions. so why don't you give us your opinion and your gordon ramsey impression. >> i mean, now i'm getting nervous. i think it's a great bagel. i want to throw it at your face, it's so good! [ laughter ] i don't really do gordon. i'm mesmerized by the taste. it is really good. i used to have a food allergy to gluten. i have my epi pen in case. if you have an allergy -- and now i'm good thanks to brilliant doctors. if you can eat gluten, this is the thing to do. phenomenal bagel. lot of taste going on there. amazing mixture. i don't know. it's just like a job well done. it's phenomenal. >> lara: okay, good. >> michael: good review so far. melba, what do you think about the bee sting?

>> oh my god the bee is definitely bringing the sting. first of all, i love the way that the bagel hugs the scallions, the cream cheese is hitting. and also, you're getting that spice at the end with the hot honey. who doesn't love honey hot and hot honey? >> michael: all right. >> lara: good. gonna get to our second team. alex and jacob, we want to hear how you do your bec sandwich. you've got a special sauce. >> absolutely. we start with a fresh kizmet bagel. we do a more rustic bagel. an old world artisinal bagel. kettle boiled. crispy on the outside, fluffy in the middle. we smother it in house made everything. >> lara: you really do. nothing is spared. >> absolutely not. first thing we're gonna lather witness the butter. >> michael: lather it. >> lara: your egg. you use white cheese. >> we use super sharp cheese, philly cheese melted on top of our house made egg patty.

>> lara: you two get in there. >> extra crispy bacon on top. that's alex's favorite. >> lara: it may come down to the next ingredient. you going with the bee sting, you going with the zhug sauce. tell us what this is. i know you sell it at your shop. >> it's an herb based sauce that has parsley, cumin, coriander, chili flakes. all of that flavor. garlic. it's bright, zesty. it's our innovation. >> lara: i'm gonna go the other way. chef melba, tell us what you think of the zhug sauce? >> the zhug is definitely zhuggy. every bite. >> lara: do you taste a difference in the bagel? they claim their bagel is more philly than jersey. >> yeah, the bagel definitely smothered. an even smother. my family's from the south. i love smothered. i love smothered in the everything sauce. but also there's nice pockets on the inside so i'm getting some

air in there, which is wonderful. >> lara: okay. not so doughy. >> great bagel. great bagel. >> lara: all right. so, guys, unfortunately we're running out of time. we're gonna get to the winners circle. tell us in one sentence what it was about your winner. >> michael: pull your paddles out, judges. >> lara: okay. michael? >> michael: all right. judy, who do you got? >> they were both beyond delicious. i have to go with the cream cheese. >> michael: all right. >> lara: one for the cream cheese. >> michael: all right. matt. matt, who do you like? >> stanley tucci would be very excited about this zhug sauce. olive oil is to the italians as zhug is to this bagel. i have to go with the kizmet bagel. >> lara: all right. [ applause ] >> michael: one for o'bagel, one for kizmet. melba, you are the tie breaker? what did you like? >> came down to the classic for me. for me, it is about the hand rolled bagel.

it's the o'bagel! >> michael: there we go. [ applause ] congratulations! o'bagel, you are our winner of the united states of bagel, my friend. there you go, brother. >> lara: everyone's a winner. >> michael: everyone's a winner. thank you. >> lara: happy national bagel day. thank you to our judges. you were funny and great. coming up, keke palmer is with us. don't go anywhere. it's national bagel day, everyone. . it is a national bagel day.

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>> robin: can't stop talking to our next guest. we wouldn't change a thing. keke palmer, everybody! [ applause ] she is back. she is back at her old stomping ground. >> i miss all of you guys so much. so good to see you. >> robin: so good to see "one of them days." >> yeah. i cannot wait for you to check this out. >> robin: it's hilarious. >> shout out to sza. such a fun comedy about two best friends drew and alyssa trying to make money for their rent in one day. over the course of one day. tons of hijinx. it was fun to film. >> robin: you and sza. seems like y'all knew each other forever. that chemistry. >> we were even shocked by the chemistry. just literally, the moment we met on snl it was like, hey girl, hey girl. then we started doing chemistry for the movie.

it was like, are we the same person, different moms? [ laughter ] just like when we first met. >> michael: exactly. as only you can do. first time producing a film. >> yes. >> michael: what was that like? >> i produced things before, but in terms of a feature. this was a big thing. i started on this project when i was working still here. >> robin: i didn't know that. >> that's how long for us to develop it and get the script right and find the right cast. shout out to esa. i mean, this is -- started with her and she pulled me in. yeah. >> lara: we just gotta show a clip. >> please. alyssa, what are you doing up there? get down. you're about to die. get down. how did she get up there? i'm gonna have to go get her. >> don't do that. i done seen fat squirrels fry up

there. take heed! >> be careful. >> somebody take heed. heed is not being >> getting hot. >> you gonna get electrocuted. >> gonna be shea butter smell all over the hood. [ laughter ] >> i love the cast. so funny. >> lara: the title of this is so fun, too "one of them days." who can't relate? >> we've all had them. especially me with a new mom, i have them. >> lara: just a fun thing to say. let's talk about the stunts. sza was doing? >> we did some running around. lot of physical comedy moments. that might have been one of our biggest stunts. we did jump out of the ambulance. that's one we did as well. yeah, she did so good. so fun. >> lara: i just love it. >> george: you have esa, jannelle james from abbott elementary. what a fun set.

>> very fun set. the improv. there were so many opportunities for improv. it was also cool to watch esa. we know her as an actress. she's also an amazing writer/producer. seeing her in realtime. well, let's say this, do this, go in another direction. it was so much fun. they created the whole environment. >> michael: you've been so money. you have your book "master of me." >> yes. >> michael: but you also have two big movies coming out. "good fortune" with keanu reeves and seth rogan. then a movie called "the pickup" with eddie murphy. >> yes. >> michael: which behind the scenes set is the crazeiest hijinx? >> that's really, really hard because what's so funny, they're silly but also very serious about their craft. eddie is so serious about his job. he won't be playing around. but he's very fun, too, watching him and pete. pete davidson was in that one, too. very sweet to see. craziest, i mean seth rogan -- i

don't know if i can say this on tv, but -- >> michael: we know. we know. >> he is fun. we had fun on set. i would have to say that one. [ laughter ] >> robin: oh my gosh. >> george: haven't heard the word hijinx. >> everything is hijinx. >> robin: you know the beauty of you, keke? you are just the same. you are full of life, spirit, and you bring that spirit everywhere you go. we are so happy for everything coming your way. >> thank you. >> robin: so well deserved. "one of them days." i love it. >> isn't it fun to say? >> robin: it is going to be in theaters nationwide this friday. >> yeah. >> lara: congrats. >> thank you, lara, so much. >> ginger: i can't wait to see it. congrats, keke. houston will be below normal but that's nothing compared to what's happening next week. here is the indication from all the computer models that that freezing line is gonna get really close to the gulf coast. there's a chance some wintry precip comes with it. let's get a check closer to home.

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>> lara: welcome back. we want to talk about "the night agent" returning for season 2. one of the most watched series in netflix history, over 98 million views. let's take a look at a clip. >> killed my partner. >> i'm sorry. >> i don't know if catherine's

involved. i don't know if night action is compromised. until i figure it out, i cannot trust anyone. >> except me, right? >> except you. >> lara: the show is so hot. congratulations to you. >> thank you. >> lara: gabriel basso in the house. [ applause ] peter sutherland himself. >> good morning. >> lara: it's so nice to meet you in person. i've heard great things. of course, i've seen the show. when we last met peter sutherland went from answering the phone in the white house basement to saving the president. now he's a night agent taking on these off the books national security investigations. >> yes, ma'am. >> lara: sounds like a recipe for a huge season 2. what can we expect from peter and his adjustment to this new job? >> i think it's, you know, i think it's better. with any promotion, you know, obviously comes an expectation, a greater expectation. he's been trained.

he's gone through the pipeline. now he's come out of it and it's his first field deployment. everything that happens in that world is pretty high stress. >> lara: it's not an accident that he's saving the president now. >> exactly. he's more proactive this season. first season he was very reactive. everything was happening to him. now he's making things happen. making decisions. the right thing cannot be done in a wrong way. he's sort of struggling making that. >> lara: the right thing cannot be done in a wrong way. >> the ends don't justify the means. it's a dangerous slippery slope. he starts to justify decisions he probably shouldn't. >> lara: the numbers are staggering of how many people watch the show like religiously. very, very addictive show. everybody is nodding. what do you think it is about your character peter and the premise of the show that's caught on like this? >> an inherent distrust for government. [ laughter ]

>> lara: oh, no. >> look, i think -- it's just a very -- i think people like to see people go through things. and not, you know, treat them like insignificant or sort of robots or whatever. peter suffers. peter makes decisions. he lives with the consequences of those decisions. it's not lost on me, you know, how many people enjoy the show. you know, your time as a person, your free will is the most important thing that you have. for someone to voluntarily choose to spend time watching my show. i think they added up the hours. 900 some years of people. >> lara: that's a big compliment. >> it's also kind of terrifying. it's weird. time is a very valuable resource, and for people to spend it watching me is a bizarre feeling.

it's cool. >> lara: yeah. we're happy for you. i know this was a huge break. i get that segment. i'm about to ask you about stunts because i know you insist on doing your own stunts. if you've seen the show, it's an edge of your seat kind of show. >> i insist on doing as much as i can. my stunt double has to subin for things insurance won't let me do. >> lara: yeah. >> yeah. i think it's -- >> lara: it's important, i would guess, to you. >> yeah. i call it death by 1,000 cuts. the more we cut things the more the audience is being lied to and things are being hidden to them. if that requires me to take hits and be tossed around. >> lara: then you'll do it. >> yeah. just makes for a more immersive experience. >> lara: that's why people love you. you're so authentic, very true to yourself and your craft. everything i've read about you incredibly complimentary. the show speaks for itself. >> thank you. >> lara: it is a pleasure to meet you. i hope everybody will tune in. season 2 of "the night agent" premieres on netflix next

thursday. sorry you have to wait a little longer. january 23rd. come back. >> yes, ma'am. >> lara: don't have to call me ma'am. we'll be right back.

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