it's very busy up here. we have delays continuing across the bridge to fifth street. >> number seven, we found out this morning bowen yang and rachel sennott will announce the 2025 oscar nominations this thursday. you can watch them live here on abc seven, starting at 5:30 a.m. and then remember to watch the oscars here on abc seven. that's sunday, march 2nd. >> have any of you started watching any of these movies? >> not yet. >> oh my gosh. slowly getting into it. >> yeah. saw the substance. >> of course, we don't know what's going to be nominated for the oscars. i'm taken from the past. >> what about the really long one with the intermission? >> oh the brutalist. the brutalist? >> yeah. i mean, it is brutal to be sitting there >> george: good morning america. president trump's first day. a deep freeze. and major winter storm. and ohio state takes the title. president trump issues a total

of 42 presidential actions upon his return to the white house including sweeping pardons for nearly all the january 6th rioters. >> full pardon. >> george: granting clemency to the 600 people charged with assaulting or resisting law enforcement. also taking on immigration, declares a new emergency at that southern border. the environment, tik tok and more. this morning new secretary of state marco rubio joins us live. >> robin: historic southern snowstorm. the largest winter storm in decades slams the gulf. plus where some americans are seeing their first ever blizzard warning. as 265 million brace for dangerous temperatures in 43 states. >> george: high alert. crews positioned in southern california as the extreme fire danger continues, with wind gusts topping 80 miles an hour. >> rebecca: weight loss revolution. the large new study on popular glp-1 medications, looking at other potential benefits from dementia to bacterial infections to substance abuse disorders.

our new chief medical correspondent breaks it down. ♪ oh what a night ♪ >> robin: oh, what a night! >> breaks free! >> robin: overnight the ohio state university sprinting away with the national championship. with stars on hand for the big game including lebron james. and you can't hide george. >> george: this is my first college football game. >> wow. >> robin: i love seeing you here. we went behind the scenes of college game day. >> george: i'm here. >> robin: back to our ohio roots. and me back to my espn roots, as buckeye nation says -- >> good morning america! >> good morning america! >> good morning america! [ cheers ] >> robin: and their quarterback, will howard, joins us live right here first on "gma."

>> announcer: live from times square, it's tuesday, "good morning america." >> robin: attending a college football game with george, checked off my bucket list. what a game! i mean, it was fantastic. >> george: it was a fantastic game. you made me feel so at home at that desk. >> robin: you looked very much at home. how about notre dame? they almost pulled off the comeback. you're ohio state. >> george: you have ohio roots as well. >> robin: my mom's from akron. yeah, that's it. >> rebecca: it was fun to see both of you experiencing it for your own reasons. robin back at the desk. george first time. gotta love it. also ahead, ginger is tracking the major winter storm on the move across the south and the extreme fire danger that is continuing out west. >> george: we are going to begin with president trump's first day in office. unprecedented scope of action. the president signed a number of executive actions ranging from pardoning the january 6th rioters, declaring a national emergency at the mexican border, suggesting he will place 25%

tariffs also the world health organization and climate change accords. we have coverage starting with chief white house correspondent mary bruce. good morning, mary. >> reporter: good morning, george. well, it is clear we are in a whole new era. donald trump declaring his inauguration liberation day and immediately getting to work, with a remarkable show of the use of executive power, granting a blanket pardon to virtually everyone charged or convicted on january 6th and moving to undue the generation of his predecessor. overnight with the stroke of a pen, president trump moving swiftly and aggressively to make good on his campaign promises issuing sweeping pardons to nearly all of the rioters charged for their actions on january 6th. >> so this is january 6th. these are the hostages, approximately 1,500 for a pardon. full pardon. >> reporter: the full, complete and unconditional pardons include the former leader of the far right group the proud boys,

henrique tario, sentenced to 22 years. trump also commuting the sentences of 14 others charged with division including stuart rose founder of the oath keeper militia, sentenced to 18 years. trump even granting clemency to the more than 600 people charged with assaulting and resisting law enforcement. rioters on january 6th attacking police, using everything from shields to flag poles, even cattle prods. the day after the attack, trump with this promise. >> to those who engaged in the acts of violence and destruction, you do not represent our country. and to those who broke the law, you will pay. >> reporter: but now, instead, he is reversing years of efforts to bring accountability for the attack that sought to disrupt the peaceful transfer of power after trump lost the 2020 election. craig signik the brother of capitol police officer brian siknik who died after he was attacked on january 6th telling abc news trump's pardons are a

betrayal of decency. overnight supporters of the january 6th rioters celebrating outside the d.c. jail. at least two released so far. >> they will be leaving tonight from this prison behind me. >> reporter: this as trump celebrated list own triumph and return to washington attending three inaugural balls overnight. ♪ and just hours after he took the oath of office for a second time becoming the 47th president of united states. >> so help me god. >> so help me god. >> congratulations. [ applause ] >> reporter: earlier, joe biden greeting trump at the white house with two words. welcome home. >> welcome home. >> reporter: the bidens and trumps having tea, then the incoming and out going presidents riding together to the capitol. the trumps there also to bid farewell to the bidens. longstanding traditions that trump refused to participate in

four years ago, but biden adamant that the nation witness democracy in action and see a peaceful transition. there in the rotunda was biden looking on, trump pledging to bring back what he called a nation in decline. >> from this moment on, america's decline is over. [ applause ] >> reporter: trump vowing to usher in a, quote, revolution of commonsense, starting with 42 executive actions and a celebration at capital one arena. the president slashing funding to combat climate change and withdrawing the u.s. from the paris climate accord. the u.s. joining iran, libya and yemen as the only four countries not in the agreement. the signing continuing back in the oval office. the orders stacked on his desk. trump pulling the u.s. out of the world health organization, rescinding diversity equity and inclusion programs in recognition of transgender identity. on immigration, trump declaring

an emergency at the southern border, ending use of the border app that allowed migrants to get an appointment to seek asylum, and declaring an end to birth right citizenship even though it's protected by the 14th amendment. >> that's all i have for today. i have another half day left. we'll see. we want to get it done. oh. >> reporter: and as the president got to work unravelling the legacy of his predecessor, trump with the cameras rolling, signing the letter left for him in the desk by joe biden. >> maybe we should all read it together? >> read it! >> maybe i'll read it first. >> reporter: now this is just the start for trump. his team has been planning these moves for years. his flurry of executive actions is intended to overwhelm opposition. we are are are already seeing legal challenges, including his move to end birth right citizenship. >> robin: we're going to get more on the january 6th pardons including reaction to president trump's sweeping move. chief justice correspondent pierre thomas is in washington with what happens now.

good morning, pierre. >> reporter: robin, good morning. the president clearly believes that doj was overzealous in its prosecution of those involved on january 6th. the number of doj officials were hoping the president would not pardon those convicted of truly violent crimes especially against police. take another look at these videos. people hitting police officers with sticks, jabbing them with flag poles, using bear spray. in this video you see a suspect using a cattle prod to shock police officers. the sound of the electric shock is startling to hear. now, all of these suspects, those still in prison, likely will be released immediately. family members of injured police are expressing outrage. the brother of one of the officers who died of natural causes after a confrontation with the mob called the pardons a betrayal of decency. one key question, how will the law enforcement community respond to a president that many of them see as pro police? rebecca? >> rebecca: all right. that is a big question, pierre.

thank you. let's turn now to our senior political correspondent rachel scott for more on what president trump might do next. good morning, rachel. >> reporter: rebecca, good morning to you. president trump campaigned on getting down to business quickly, and that he did, moving forward with a series of executive actions. even his closest allies acknowledge he is going to need the help of congress to get much of his agenda across the finish line. so today on his first full day in office, the president will be meeting one on one with the speaker of the house, mike johnson and also senate majority leader john thune. those meetings will be happening separately inside the oval office later this afternoon. it comes as the president pushes his party to pass one big massive bill that could contain everything from the border to also energy and tax policy as well. republican doss have the majority in both the house and senate but it is a slim majority. the president expected to get an update on where his cabinet nominees stand. it comes after marco rubio was confirmed unanimously by the

senate overnight. a rare show of bipartisanship on capitol hill. but others could have a battle ahead. george? >> george: right now want to bring in our chief washington correspondent jon karl. it's become a tradition for modern presidents to issue a series of executive orders on day one. but nothing matched the scope of what president trump did yesterday. >> reporter: his supporters told me we would see shock and awe, we would see days of thunder in the opening days of the trump presidency. george, that's exactly what we have seen. eight years ago trump, when he first came into office, signed a single executive order. these were far reaching. they were sweeping. nothing more breathtaking that that pardon and clemency for virtually every single human being involved in the attack on the capitol on january 6th. with that action he effectively erases the most far reaching federal criminal investigation in american history. it was a pardon, it was a series of pardons and

clemency actions that went even beyond what the advocates for those people in prison expected. every person, including those who attacked police officers with flag poles, baseball bats, 2x4's. it is absolutely breathtaking. >> george: juxtaposition is stunning. president taking the oath to uphold the constitution then pardoning those who were convicted of undermining the constitution. one of the things mary talked about at the end of her piece, you are going to see a legal challenge to a series of the things the president proposed yesterday. >> reporter: virtually everything he did yesterday is something that mirrors what he talked about on the campaign trail. he is going to try to fulfill these campaign promises no matter how far reaching. but he is going to face legal challenges on a lot of these executive orders. when it comes to legislation, the meeting today, george, he faces such a narrow majority in the house, now a single seat. he's going to have a very hard time getting anything through

congress. >> george: jon karl, thank you very much. robin? >> robin: now the rare snowstorm on the move through the deep south. winter storm warnings are in effect from texas to florida. victor oquendo is in houston, which could see its most snow in 50 years. good morning, victor. >> reporter: good morning, robin. the snow is coming down and the feels like temperature here in houston is in the teens. not something you can say every day. the biggest concern, keeping people off the roads and keeping the power on. you see there are hundreds of bucket trucks lined up. they've been prepositioned by the largest utility in the state, ready to respond. this morning an historic winter storm slamming parts of the country. gulf coast states like texas in the path, facing bitter cold and freeze alerts. >> we don't do cold and we don't do ice well. >> reporter: for the first time in the history of the texas panhandle, a snow squall warning issued, leading to near whiteout conditions.

snow and sleet making for slippery road ways. >> this is a serious arctic blast. it's dangerous. it's life threatening. >> reporter: residents warned about freezing pipes. energy trucks preparing ahead of the storm. >> so if it comes the need to clear some snow, we'll be ready. >> reporter: new orleans bracing for 3 to 5 inches of snow, something residents have never seen. >> i'm told this hasn't happened in our city, documented since 1963. it has the potential to exceed anything from the 1900s. >> reporter: today schools businesses, both airports in houston all closed as we expect more snow and sleet. the mayor calling this a potentially life-threatening arctic blast, urging everyone to stay inside. george? >> george: makes a lot of sense. victor, thanks very much. let's go to ginger with more on the track and timing. >> ginger: even more than what the totals will be, it's about the blizzard conditions. it's hard to get a blizzard.

you have to have 35 mile per hour winds for three plus hours, visibility less than a quarter mile. the weather service in lake charles, louisiana, has issued their first ever blizzard warning. from beaumont to lafayette, louisiana, don't travel i 10. it's not just snow falling. it's snow blowing and visibility. something you have never seen before and will be impassable. now through the day today we're going to see this move east. new orleans seeing it until about 5. then panama city. charleston late tonight. my concern is the cold behind this. black ice. something else they don't do well. >> robin: that is a big concern. ginger, thank you. now college football. the ohio state buckeyes national champions, holding off a late charge by notre dame in the title game last night in atlanta. will reeve was at the game and joins us from there with a big moments. good to see you again, will. good morning. >> will: robin, good to see you. good morning.

all that is left of this college football season is the confetti. here it is, shimmering gold and black and white and scarlet for ohio state who, after a hard fought game that came down to the final minute, are on top of college football for the first time in a decade. >> it's good! >> will: overnight the ohio state buckeyes are national champions, defeating the notre dame fighting irish 34-23. >> it's ohio state, last team standing. >> will: led by quarterback will howard who threw for 231 yards, two touchdowns and at one point completed 17 consecutive passes. and their running back who scored three touchdowns and broke off this massive 70 yard run to set off a score to start the second half. he reflected on the win to gma. how does the reality compare to the dream that you had? >> it's more than anything.

you think you want to be a national champion. there's so much blood, tears that go into it. >> will: the stars were on hand. lebron james celebrating touchdown number three. the irish got on the board first. >> touchdown, notre dame! >> will: their fans a frenzied sea of green. but the buckeyes battled right back, scoring four straight touchdowns. >> ohio state stretches and flexes. >> will: a fourth quarter comeback seemed like it might be brewing. the irish getting the game winning eight points. >> grit and resolve. >> will: in the end ohio state prevailing for its first tightle in a decade. >> when things get hard in life you keep swinging. >> will: the buckeyes standing alone as the champions of college football. >> college football national champions, coach of the ohio state buckeyes. >> will: the bitter cold uld couldn't keep fans celebrating in columbus.

players and coaches celebrating on the field. a dream come true for jeremiah smith whose end of game catch sealed the deal for ohio state. >> he's got it. >> will: when the clock hit 0 what do you remember going through your mind and heart? >> just think about me being a little kid winning a national championship as well. >> will: ohio state's last national championship came with the debut of the playoff system. good piece of symmetry. looking ahead to next year. texas is the favorite followed by ohio state. >> robin: never too early. [ laughter ] will, thank you for letting us crash your party last night. we appreciate it. >> will: it was great to see you. wish we would have got to hang out more. >> robin: we do, too. we're going to have much more from atlanta. ohio state's quarterback will howard is gonna join us live. >> rebecca: he had such a great night.

i'm so glad the two of you did. we're going to get more of robin and george behind the scenes. >> george: marco rubio is going to join us live. back to ginger. >> ginger: new fires in san diego county. they are spreading rapidly as we speak. wind gusts have been close to 90 at some of the highest elevations. that's the lilac fire, 50 acres. we have extreme risk for fire danger in southern california today. your local weather in 30 seconds.

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it's smith! he's got it! >> robin: back here on "gma." that was huge. jeremiah smith. 56 yard throw from quarterback will howard helped seal the game for the buckeyes, ending notre dame's hopes of a comeback. will howard, the qb, is gonna join us live just ahead. >> george: following a lot of headlines. first of the israeli hostages were released as part of the deal and are in stable condition. next hostages release will take place saturday. president trump's new envoy said one of the american hostages will be reunited within 14 days. palestinians said there could be as many as 10,000 bodies buried under the rubble there. a prisoner swap for two americans held by the taliban in afghanistan. the family of ryan corbitt confirms he's been released. taliban said they were exchanged for a taliban member in a prison in california. his family thanked president trump and former president biden. >> rebecca: costco's unionized members have authorized a strike.

the teamsters union representing,000 employees said they'll walk out if there's no new agreement including fair wedges and benefits by january 31st. and cecile richards has died. the former president of planned parenthood and daughter of anne richards was diagnosed with an aggressive form of brain cancer in 2023. cecile richards was 67 years old. >> robin: that's a special family. >> rebecca: a special family. spent her life fighting for reproductive rights. we've got a lot more ahead including prince harry's latest case against the british press in court. that's coming up. >> george: right now speaking with secretary of state marco rubio. mr. secretary, thank you for joining us. congratulations on unanimous confirmation by the senate. that's rare these days. let's begin with january 6th pardons. back when this happened you called it a national embarrassment saying we now have

third world countries lecturing us and tin pot dictators are mocking us. you are now america's top diplomat. you will be speaking with your counter parts around the world. what message does that pardon send to them? >> i don't anticipate a single one of our partners will ask about it. you know this. my job is to focus on the foreign policy. i have a different job and different focus. it's one that demands 100% of our attention. that's what i'll be focus on and won't be opining on domestic policy. frankly, my focus needs to be 100% on how i interact with our counter parts, our adversaries, our potential enemies around the world to keep this country safe. that's the mandate from the president. it's what he campaigned on. he made it clear yesterday that he wants to reinvigorate american foreign policy that makes america safer and stronger and more prosperous. that's the promise that donald trump was elected to keep. that's the one we're gonna help him keep at the department of state. >> george: as a senator you did say it affected our standing in the world.

you don't believe that any more? >> as a senator i had an opinion on all kinds of domestic matters. now i'm focused singularly on foreign policy. and how i interact with our allies. for example my first meeting right out of the box soon as i'm sworn in and get to the state department is with members of the so called quad which are important allies in australia and japan, india. we'll be talking to them and we'll be focused on that. none of these domestic top eub will come up. they'll be focus ices will come up. on how do we make our relationship one that strengthens not just our position in the world but for example freedom of navigation in the indo-pacific. those are the things we'll be focused on 100%. that's the things i beal talking about. >> george: trump issued executive order to delay the ban on tik tok. as a senator, you led the charge on saying the app poses a major security risk exposes the data of millions of americans to be stolen by the chinese government. why give tik tok a break now?

do you endorse this move? >> well, the law, which i supported, also includes gives the president a 90 day window in which he can delay going into effect. for example, if you have a potential deal on the table for someone. in the end, this was never a tik tok ban. this is a ban on companies controlled by foreign entities and the risk it poses to the united states. as part of that law, what it hopes to achieve in many ways is it either stops operating or it is no longer controlled by a company under the control of the chinese communist party or any other foreign power, for that matter. so it gives the president a 90 day window in which to now, hopefully, find someone that will buy it or some arraignment that will deal with it. this law was written in a way that it would have kicked in a day before a new administration. i think it's fair to assume a new administration would need more than a handful of hours coming into power to make a decision on how they want to handle it, which deal they think would be the right one. the president's outlined a model

of a joint venture in which the united states would have an interest in it, a controlling interest in a way that would protect us. and so i think he talked about a 75 day window. he wants to see if an arrangement can be found. but ultimately, congress passed the law. the executives will have to execute on it. that law gives the president the right to do what he's doing now. that is to take a pause and see if there is an arrangement that can allow people to continue to use a platform that clearly people like but at the same time protect our national interest. >> george: finally the president promised during the campaign to end the war in ukraine even before he took office. of course that didn't happen. can you share details on how you plan to end that war now? >> well, i wouldn't -- this is a complex, tragic conflict one that was started by vladamir putin and has inflicted a tremendous amount of damage. on ukraine and also russia, i would argue. but also on the stability of europe. the only way to solve these things, we have to get back to

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attacking police using flag poles even cattle prods. the day after the attack trump with this promise. >> to those who engaged in the acts of violence and destruction, you do not represent our country. to those who broke the law, you will pay. >> reporter: but now, instead, he is reversing years of efforts to bring accountability for the attack that sought to disrupt the peaceful transfer of power after trump lost the 2020 election. craig siknik, brother of capitol police officer brian, who died after he was attacked on january 6th telling abc news trump's pardons are a betrayal of decency. this as trump celebrated his own triumph and return to washington. >> so help me god. >> so help me god. >> congratulations. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: there in the rotunda, with biden looking on,

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this was a diabetic population so they were comparing diabetics who use glp-1's to those who you traditional meds. what were the benefits, robin? things like a reduction in alzheimer's disease and dementia. reduction in psychotic disorders, suicidal ideations, bulimia, seizures, reduction in clotting disorders. also reduction in respiratory diseases, also copd infections like pneumonia. finally substance use disorders which is very interesting. cannabis, alcohol, opioids and stimulants. this was an observational study and it was a large white male population. definitely has to be recognition. >> robin: still promising. >> absolutely. >> robin: we always hear about the risks. you touched upon it. but that's what we hear so much about. >> certainly. people want to know what are the risks? and there are some risks. most important ones we talk about most often are the gastrointestinal side effects. things like nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, stomach paralysis, even acid reflux,

pancreatitis. aside from that, kidney stones were increased. sleep disorders, headaches, arthritis, tendonitis. something that i have seen in my office, which is people who may have low blood pressure or even fainting on some of these drugs. >> robin: your office. you're a cardiologist. >> kpwrep >> robin: okay. you work with a lot of patients who are on these medication. are you seeing the benefits? >> we are having so many conversations that we never used to have. before we had bariatric surgery. we had nutrition referrals. we had older drugs. now we're seeing these drugs that can cause a 5% to 10% weight loss and have cardiovascular benefits. nice to say to someone, not only might you lose weigh but you can reduce your risk of heart attack and stroke. they saw 9% decrease in heart attack, chronic kidney disease which is also tied to cardiovascular disease. >> robin: you're making a very strong debut. i gotta say that.

we really truly want to welcome you to the abc news/gma family. can you just share with our viewers what your hopes are in sharing your experience about wellness? >> thank you so much. i'm so excited to be part of this family. it's really a privilege that i get to come into the homes of american families and hopefully relay health information that is impactful, relatable, understandable. and really help people make decisions about not only their health and wellness to improve longevity, but also quality of life. we want to empower people with knowledge. we want them to be in the driver's seat of their care. that's really important. >> robin: health and wellness, two go hand in hand. >> yes. >> robin: dr. narula, thank you. >> thank you. >> robin: what do you guys think? >> rebecca: i have some questions for you, by the way, during the break. thank you so much for being with us. glad you're on the team, dr. narula. >> thank you. >> rebecca: so much to come. okay. we're going to turn now to opening arguments in prince harry's latest legal case against the british press.

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planet. he is directly making money off his own new cryptocurrency. just one day into his new administration, president trump and his family are already cashing in on the crypto craze. >> are you going to be investing in trump's coin? >> reporter: trump launched his own cryptocurrency friday night. now it's worth an estimated $8 billion on paper. first lady melania's coin debuted sunday topping $1 billion, too. >> so many millionaires were just created. >> reporter: they're called meme coin, a type of cryptocurrency when you bet on a type of trend or personality. you buy the coin online. its value can go up or down. trump's own website cautioning it's not intended to be an investment opportunity. cryptocurrency is a type of digital money that's not backed or regulated by any government or banks. ethics experts warn trump's direct ownership of crypto is unprecedented for a president. >> we should not be willing to

accept financial conflicts of interest from our president. whether it's in cryptocurrency, social media platforms, or anything else. >> reporter: the president, in 2021, denounced cryptocurrency. >> bitcoin it just seems like a scam. >> reporter: but he has since accepted a flood of donations from crypto companies who helped fund his reelection campaign. trump also profits from a crypto venture called world liberty financial he helped launch days before the election. it bought nearly $300 million in bitcoin and other coins monday just as trump was getting sworn in. >> bitcoin and crypto will sky rocket like never before. >> reporter: trump appointed a first ever crypto czar to the white house who now vows to take a friendly approach towards regulation. >> the terror against crypto is over. >> reporter: now, crypto enthusiasts are hoping for another meme coin tied to baron trump. the websites make clear a big

share of the revenues go to the trump family as the family looks to keep profiting off the presidency. >> george: that's where the question comes from, constitution prohibits a president from taking any money from foreign governments. you have to track whether or not people are investing or foreign governments are investing. could be a serious issue. i know you're gonna stay on it. elizabeth, thanks very much. rebecca? >> rebecca: george, thank you. now more on first lady melania trump. "20/20" co-anchor deborah roberts joins us from washington. good morning, deborah. >> reporter: good morning, rebecca. a new administration brings with it lots of attention on words spoken and actions taken. there were big moments yesterday. also on what's being projected, specifically by the first lady. this morning fashion watchers are abuzz about melania trump's glamorous inauguration day looks. the first lady stepping into her second term in a navy silk wool coat, matching pencil coat and

ivory silk blouse. the creation of adam >> i decided to launch a new brand of luxury women's sports wear. >> reporter: mrs. trump turned to lipes in the past, as his jill biden. lipes saying in a statement, the tradition of the presidential inauguration embodies the beauty of american democracy, and today we had the honor to dress our first lady, mrs. melania trump. her most talked about accessory of the day nearly getting in the way of the first couple's greeting in the rotunda, that navy boater style hat designed by an american millener, eric javitz. >> it's a very humble hat. the fact that mrs. trump brought it to life speaks to her presence. >> reporter: constructing the hat with the same fabric as mrs. trump's coat. it almost didn't make the look. >> there was a severe snowstorm and delays. when it arrived the box was

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primetime now. in previous season we've crowned our champions. who will be our big winner this year and earn that $1 million grand prize for charity? the road to victory begins right here in the quarter finals. tonight we welcome rachel, seth and margret to the competition. best of luck to all three of you. are we ready to do this thing? here we go into the jeopardy round. >> george: this week's episode of celebrity jeopardy. rachel, seth and margret. ken jennings is right here with us. [ applause ] >> pleasure to be here. thanks for having me back. >> george: how do the celebrities stack up this year? >> you know, i just want to say for the record, celebrity jeopardy is not the snl celebrity jeopardy. this is like legit. these folks are smart. lot of them are broadcasters, standup comics. >> rebecca: wow. >> that's a high bar. we all know how smart celebrities are. [ laughter ] >> robin: you're a natural, ken. you are an absolute natural.

okay. you want to play a little "gma" version? >> we're going to play "gma" jeopardy. we know you're the host but you're all the goat as a contestant. >> i haven't had a buzzer for so long. this is taking me back. >> robin: let's look at the categories. mean girls? try dream girls. name dropping. do it like a pro. signed, sealed, delivered. >> rebecca: well done. >> robin: hotel superstitions no vacancy. behind the scenes. and set in stone. >> lara: oh my. [ applause ] >> robin: all right. >> i'm gonna be out of the job. >> robin: first category? >> behind the scenes for 100. >> robin: here it is. this is the odd story behind the jeopardy theme song, written by the show's creator merv griffin? >> i'm gonna buzz in. what is a lullabye. it was a lullabye for his son tony and he made at this time theme music.

over the years he learned more money from the royalties than he ever did for creating the show. that's where the real money is apparently. got to write the theme song. >> lara: ready for another one? >> let's do it. name dropping for $400. >> lara: here is your clue. this is what your olest son called you instead of dad the summer you were on jeopardy as a contestant? >> he was only a year old. he called me ken jennings all summer. [ laughter ] that's what the announcers said. that's what johnny gilbert said. >> george: you didn't get credit because you didn't say who is ken jennings? >> robin: nicely done! [ laughter ] >> george: pick your next category. >> lara: george is very proud. >> hotel superstitions no vacancy for $300. >> george: jeopardy fans may be surprised to know this is where you stayed your entire run on the game show?

>> what is a very run down motel on sepulveda. it was very close to the lot. sign said it had colored tv and phones. i was like, wow. [ laughter ] colored tv and phone? once i had made a lot of money on the show, i kept staying there. you don't want to shake things up. >> lara: oh, yes. are you superstitious? >> apparently i'm superstitious enough to stay in this terrible hourly motel the whole time. [ laughter ] >> robin: george, you are having fun. three for three mr. jennings. what's your next category? >> mean girls try dream girls. >> robin: okay. here's your clue. she's the famous comedian behind the hit movie mean girls? who is all your dream celebrity jeopardy guest? >> who is tina fey. i would love to book her on celebrity jeopardy.

maybe it's just because celebrities with glasses always seem very smart to me. [ laughter ] >> rebecca: wear your glass. ken, your last round. pick one. >> set in stone for $500. >> rebecca: and the question is, fans of the show are debating right now which contestants should be in this famous american landmark. >> i saw this. what is the mount rushmore of jeopardy? people are trying to decide which four contestants you would put on. that's tricky, you know? >> rebecca: you would have to be there. >> i mean, for me there's too many great contestants to fit on a mountain. my mount rushmore would be alex trebek. the reasons i liked the show. the announcer johnny gilbert. he's a legend, he's in his 90s. and maybe merv and joanne griffin. the husband and wife who created the show. i can be the ranger giving the tour.

[ laughter ] >> george: you are always so much fun. thanks for coming in today. celebrity jeopardy airs wednesdays at 9 p.m. on abc and next day on hulu. coming up the side hustle of some wnba stars.

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>> robin: we are back with a story that we wanted to bring yesterday but there was breaking news. wnba stars the definition of hustle on the court.

yeah. during the off season, many go overseas to play internationally. some players are choosing to follow their other interests and talents, shall we say, in side hustles. we appreciate a side hustle. some may surprise you. with nearly 100 days until the wnba tips off again, players sharing a look at their lives in the off season. >> growing their brand off the court in a multitude of ways is to support themselves financially year round and earn more income. the league is only going to continue to grow as it enters new markets and new teams come into the league. >> robin: while new york liberty's mascot ellie keeps fans laughing, there's one player who may have her beat. from locking in three pointers to performing sold out standups -- >> two-time wnba champion sydney colson.

>> robin: she dedicates comedy as her side hustle. >> i haven't gone overseas in five years. i want to act. my main focus is to try to use my off season to play a little bit of basketball, stay in shape and work on acting and stand up comedy. >> reporter: sydney garnering millions of likes on social for her jokes, which has led the former class clown to other comedy gigs, including the syd and tp show. >> i've always been a dreamer. it was my dream to be in the wnba. it's my dream to do standup and do well in it. whatever your dream is, hold on tight to it. >> robin: more guard aerial powers, when she puts down a basketball, she picks up her gaming controller. >> what is up, guys? it's been a long, long time since i played the game 'cause i've been so busy. it's extremely special to show

what you like, what you love, your passions outside of the court. because fans want to see that. in 2019 i finally told my fan base that i stream on twitch an love gaming. it took off from there. >> robin: currently overseas, aerial uses streaming to connect with her friend, family and fans. >> i'm in turkey now. i have my full gaming set up, both my monitor. you can't call someone and say, hey, talk to me for two hours on the phone. i can say get on a game. >> robin: an avid gamer since childhood, aerial is also the co-owner of team liquid one of the largest professional e-sports gaming teams in the world. >> i started noticing similarities when it comes to women in sports and women in gaming. i always wanted to be in the wnba. i looked up to a lot of the women that played in the wnba.

what can i do for that young girl that was once me? >> i think the players are showing young players that they can be more than just basketball players. they can be more than just athletes. >> robin: as chair of diversity and inclusion at team liquid, aerial powers promotes positive women characters in games and fights the cyber bullying that many women, who make up nearly half of all gamers, face. sydney colson's comedy show is a hit. lara, they have modest goals. their goal is to become the most famous basketball players on earth. that's it. very simple. >> lara: dream big. i love it. >> robin: tomorrow we're going to have the story of three nba stars that bring their expertise and love of the game back to their community. >> lara: love their drive and that energy. thank you, robin. we're going over to ginger. >> ginger: thank y'all. now an exciting announcement from book talk. the sensation on book talk. new york times best selling author rebecca ross is revealing

exclusively here on "gma." check it out. >> good morning, america. i am so excited to finally announce my next book wild reverence. this is a stand alone story set in the same world as divine rivals. it's about a goddess who uses her magic to carry messages. when death asks her to deliver a letter to a lord doomed to die, she finds herself in a race to save her risking her immortality as well as her heart. >> george: pop news time. >> lara: why are you saying goodness? don't be worried.

hold my hand. it's gonna be okay. >> robin: just never know with you sometimes. >> lara: buckle up, buttercup. we begin with some great news and an exclusive. thank you so much to the academy of motion picture. with the oscars just one month away, just about, we have been given the luxury of announcing the host for this year's nomination ceremony. drum roll, please. and they are, there you have them. yay! rachel's break out role came in shiva baby. she was also in bottoms and bodies bodies with pete davidson. she's terrific. she's so good. and of course you remember him killing it on snl for the last six years, six seasons. made his jump to the big screen in fire island. came to the show an we were all fans. and bros. now he just does a beautiful job in wicked dancing and singing alongside ariana grande.

they will let us all know what films we need to binge when they announce nominations for this year's oscars thursday january 23rd right here on gma. then the 97th annual academy awards will air sunday, march 2nd also on abc. of course we will bring you all of the action from the red carpet and backstage. we'll be right there. >> robin: have your dress picked out already? >> lara: it's always a process but a of the sneaker game. i won't be in high heel, no. >> robin: that's okay. >> lara: don't look down. [ laughter ] eyes up, everybody. also in news, moana 2 is going beyond at the theater. the animated sequel has officially topped $1 billion at the global box office. it is just the third film that was released in 2024 to reach the milestone. only one of 56 movies in history to achieve that. riding a wave, if you will, op popularity since appearing in november.

it's broken multiple records. it is the highest animated opening weekend ever. for an animated film. moana also being adapted into a live action remake. we can't wait for that. that's set to hit theaters in 2026. finally, we're gonna -- oh new york. not finally. i have two more. we're going to switch gears to sports news and the latest from the australian open. it is on right now. seven american players made to it the fourth round. the most in the round of 16 since 2004. overnight two american hopefuls were out. tommy paul losing to the number two seed, and coco gauff losing her first match of 2025. listen, she's had a great year so far. she lost to the 11 seed from spain. the americans still have a shot for the semis. ben shelton is still in it, madison key, all playing later today. good luck to you guys. two time defending champ, my goodness, she's looking so good.

>> robin: she is. >> lara: she has secured her spot in the semifinals. just this morning novak djokovic are in a rematch as we speak of the 2024 finale. they are playing a tight match into the night there. quarter finals of the australian open continue tonight at 9 p.m. eastern on espn2. do not miss it. great tennis this year. >> robin: i'm looking on espn.com so i can see the scores. i really am. >> lara: get out there! i was watching. it's so good. finally this morning, new little guy making a splash. doesn't have a name yet. but look at this. the internet is calling it the cutest crab they have ever seen. the crab's stardom began when osha shared a video and wrote this is the tiniest crab in the world after discovering it in the gulf of mexico. so much love for this little guy. people naming it, deciding what

it looks like. i personally saw him and thought looks exactly like a special someone in my life. right? [ laughter ] my boyfriend. >> robin: i forgot. >> lara: hey, pepe. [ laughter ] >> robin: not for morning television. >> lara: love is love, robin. >> george: thank you, lara. coming up locash is here performing live.

>> lara: back with locash. "people" magazine are calling them country music's feel good duo because country music feels good. these guys are amazing. they had a huge performance at the grand ol opry in nashville next month. can you tell i'm excited? right now they are with us with their current smash "hometown home." guys, take it away. so good to see you. >> yeah.

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southbound 880 after coleman avenue, and the two right lanes are still blocked. there's a lot of smoke in the area, and traffic is backed up to montague avenue. we have a live look at our san jose 87 camera. you can see some oft smoke that's coming from the tree. fire traffic is slow in patches on northbound 87 heading towards the san jose airport. drew. >> hey, gloria. we'll take you to our tam cam. it is very sunny out there this morning, but it's still quite cold. even though our frost advisories are over, it is still cold right now. it will be chilly the next several hours, but this afternoon sunshine does its job getting us back into the 60s later on today. amanda. >> all right drew, thank you. time now for live with kelly and mark. we'll be bat 11:00 for midday live. have a