>> number six getting a live look at our richmond bridge camera traffic is stop and go just past the tolls all the way to the mid span. >> number seven a big honor for bay area based doobie brothers. this morning it was announced three members tom johnston, michael mcdonald and patrick simmons will be inducted into the songwriters hall of fame. the group got its start in san jose in 1970. congratulations. congrats. huge south bay. >> i don't i don't think i know a song. >> i know their music. i'm trying to think of off the top of my head. i can't think of the name of the track. >> taking it to the streets. >> sing it. >> you acting like you knew all about it. >> robin: good morning america. the once in a life time snowstorm as americans wake up

to below freezing temperatures throughout the majority of the country. historic snowstorm slams the deep south, bringing the most snow in more than a century for the gulf coast. the sunshine state seeing the most snow on record. icy conditions in louisiana, shutting down the world's longest bridge over water. police responding to at least 50 crashes in that state, more than 2,000 flights cancelled. the blistering cold turning deadly. wind chills in the single digits into the south. at least 90,000 customers without power from texas to florida amid frigid temperatures. ginger and our team tracking it all. >> george: the fallout over president trump's sweeping pardons of the january 6th rioter. hundreds released from prison including those who assaulted police officers. this morning reaction from officers who faced the violent mob that day. >> rebecca: sacked. the arrest in the burglary of bengals quarterback joe burrow. how police spotted the suspect. >> robin: the fight over evidence in the idaho student

murders case. the suspect's attorney trying to get critical dna evidence thrown out. >> george: behind the scenes footage released. >> i'm probably getting spray tan on you. it's not that, it's my body makeup. >> george: what happened on the set of "it ends with us?" why director and star justin baldoni made the raw tapes public, and how blake lively is firing back. >> rebecca: falling flat. the new study on fizzy water and weight loss. >> robin: plus how the buffalo bills mafia is rallying around another good cause, as their team fights to get to the super bowl. and who's ready for this fight? >> do you want me? come and get me! >> robin: cap is back. the new captain america flying onto the scene. anthony mackey and harrison ford gearing us up for the surprises in store on the big screen. >> announcer: live from times

square, it's wednesday. "good morning america." >> robin: not just wednesday, a frigid wednesday morning, george. >> george: sure is. so much of the country. lot of coverage on that. also demand for the investigation into possible errors with electronic evacuation alerts during the deadly eaton fire in california. this is coming as strong winds are expected today, which could cause more problems in the l.a. area. >> rebecca: so important we're watching that, george. plus what parents should know about the latest state moving to ban cell phones in school from bell to bell. we also have the latest on gas prices, which are moving higher with this deep freeze across much of the country, robin. >> robin: our team has you covered with our extreme cold safety guide from yourself, for your kids, head to toe, pets, pipes and your cars. we're gonna take a live look. this is new orleans, louisiana right now. this is our station wgno, seeing the most snow there in more than a century. the wind chill 14 degrees in new orleans. we have team coverage of the

historic storm and deep freeze. trevor ault starts us off. he's in tallahassee, where the wind chill is 17. good morning to you, trevor. >> reporter: good morning, robin. this has truly been a once in a life time snowstorm for the gulf coast. we have the florida capitol building here and the front lawn with palm trees blanketed in a layer of snow and sleet. for some parts of the state, they received more snow than any living resident here has ever seen before. of course all the drivers are also battling conditions they've never had to battle before. overnight, a rare and deadly winter storm taking aim at parts of the country. interstate 10 in pensacola, florida, shutting down. >> i don't have to tell anybody that we're not necessarily used to walking in a winter wonderland here in florida. >> reporter: officials warning in northern florida, streets could be snow covered for days. at least ten storm related deaths, three from exposure to the arctic air. >> this is absolutely crazy. >> reporter: beaches in alabama blanketed in snow instead of

sand. south fulton, georgia, a water main break freezing the streets, forcing residents to push their cars. icy conditions in louisiana, shutting down the world's longest bridge over water. >> the challenge i think we're going to face is the bridges right now are acting like big ice trays. >> reporter: state authorities responding to at least 50 crashes in parts of louisiana that saw their first ever blizzard warning. this jeep needing to be towed out of a ditch. this semitruck completely overturned. new orleans seeing the most snow in more than a century. french quarter buried in 8 inches of snow. houston, police urging people to stay off the roads. the city does not own a single snow plow. instead calling up trucks and supplies from as far as wisconsin to make the roads passable. many residents across the south experiencing a white winter for the first time. >> it's just the crazeiest thing to see.

>> reporter: for many children here, their first time seeing snow. >> whoa! >> reporter: there have been several thousand flight cancellations as a number of airports have outright shut their doors, including here in tallahassee. we've also seen some cars spin out right here in this intersection. officials warn this could melt and refreeze over and over again for the next few days. >> george: let's get more on that brutal cold with alex perez where the wind chill is 12. >> reporter: good morning, george. it feels like 12 below zero. it's felt like below zero since sunday. the water completely froze over and ice is still building. some communities have growing concerns about ice jams. authorities are pleading with people to limit their time outside. rebecca? >> rebecca: we're going to on ginger now when a warm-up might be coming. good morning, ginger.

>> ginger: our wind chill in times square zero. seeing those images from the beaches in florida, pensacola ended up with 7.6 inches of snow, the most they have ever recorded at that beach since records began in the 1800s. amazing to see all of those numbers along the gulf coast. many of them, if not the most in a century, the most ever. you're seeing numbers like 4 inches south side of houston. savannah. even myrtle beach 2 to 3 inches waking you up. we're done with the snow. the fun part's done. unfortunately it sticks. because the cold. those are actual air temperatures. it's only 7 there in baton rouge. that's breaking a daily record. robin, we're gonna stay cold. as trevor mentioned, it's the melt and freeze that concerns me for black ice along all those roads ton gulf coast. >> robin: i know you gave us a heads up yesterday. along with this brutal weather comes a hike in gas prices. rhiannon ally has the latest. good morning, rhiannon. >> good morning, robin. i hate to be the bearer of bad news. drivers looking to fill up this

morning you are in for a surprise. gas prices are up, way up in some areas. the price hike is based on oil prices and this frigid weather. according to aaa, the price of crude oil jumped $88 a barrel. some areas are seeing a $0.25 jump in just the past week. nationwide prices are up by $0.07. $3.13 right now. it's not just the u.s. dealing with it. global oil prices have also soared on concerns for tighter supplies. now, gas prices usually start rising in mid to late winter and early as refineries get ready to switch over to the summer blend. >> george: okay, thanks very much. the latest on president trump after he pardoned and commuted the sentences of the january 6th rioters, some of the most high profile defendants have already been released to prison drawing angry responses from police. rachel scott has the story. >> reporter: george, good morning. the officers that defended this capitol january 6th said they

started receiving automatic courtesy phone calls from the department of justice letting them know the rioters who they testified against, the ones convicted for assaulting and attacking them were now being released from prison. this morning hundreds of rioters including those who assaulted police officers on january 6th released from prison. president trump asked why he commuted the sentences of people like stewart rose, founder of the oathkeepers militia, charged with sedition and sentenced to eight years. >> i thought their sentences were excessive. >> reporter: trump previously said he would look at individual cases but he pardoned nearly all of the 1,600 people charged in the attack. 140 officers were injured as the mob stormed the capitol. one officer screaming for help, crushed by surging rioters. >> help! >> reporter: those rioters pardoned or their sentences were commuted by trump. in an interview officer hodges,

who is still on the force, telling me it's a miscarriage of justice. former capitol police officer harry dunn testified about facing off against the mob. >> i told them to just leave the capitol. in response they yelled no, man, this is our house. >> reporter: he says the president is trying to rewrite history. >> the officers feel hurt and betrayed. it's a slap in the face. >> reporter: in an internal memo obtained by abc news the chief of capitol police saying when there is no price to pay for violence against law enforcement it sends a message that politics matter more than our first responders. the president's pardons include more than 600 people charged with assaulting or resisting law enforcement. on capitol hill, many republicans not pushing back. in 2021 texas senator john cornen said those who planned and participated in the violence that day should be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. >> it's the president's prerogative. >> are you comfortable with that though? does that send the right message from the party? >> that's not the question.

the question is who has the authority? the president has the authority. >> as i said before, we're looking forward to the next four years. not the last four. >> reporter: others suggested the pardons went too far. >> i do not support the pardons if they were given, if they were given to people who committed violent crimes including assaulting police officers or breaking windows. >> reporter: but alabama's tommy tuberville who once said rioters who broke in to pay the price now says he fully backs trump's call. we're talking about people beating officers with fire hydrants, metal detectors. is that acceptable? >> it's not acceptable but i didn't see it. >> reporter: it's on video. >> i didn't see it. >> reporter: of course, trump going back on his own words after the attack. he once said those who committed violent acts would pay the price, george. >> george: rachel scott, thank you very much. let's also get a question about pete hegseth, the president's pick for defense secretary, facing new allegations now. >> reporter: senators on the

armed services committee have obtained a sworn affidavit from the former sister-in-law of pete hegseth who claims he was abusive of his second wife, so much so he had to hide in the closet and they had a code word in case she needed help. she does acknowledge she never personally witnessed acts of sexual or physical abuse. an attorney for hegseth is denying the allegations flat out. his nomination though is moving forward, with a vote expected as early as this week, george. >> george: rachel scott, thank you very much. rebecca? >> rebecca: more now on president trump's latest moves. there are many. we turn to our chief white house correspondent mary bruce for more on that. good morning, mary. >> reporter: good morning, rebecca. president trump is moving swiftly and aggressively to enact his agenda including his promised crackdown on immigration. this morning his efforts are already being challenged in court. >> this next order relates to the definition of birth right citizenship under the 14th amendment of united states. >> reporter: one of president

trump's executive orders will face its first legal test tomorrow. a judge in seattle considering a temporary restraining order against trump's directive ending birth right citizenship, which is protected under the 14th amendment and declares that any person born on u.s. soil is an american citizen. 22 states from connecticut to california have filed lawsuits to block the move estimating some 150,000 children would be impacted each year born disenfranchised. >> i have one message for president trump. i'll see you in court. >> reporter: trump has promised historic mass deportation. his administration revoking a policy that barred arrests in sensitive areas like schools and churches. >> they're pretty scared. lots of questions about, are they safe here at school? are they safe riding a school bus? can they be just walking down the street an picked up? lots and lots of fear. >> reporter: denver schools are instructing staff on what steps to take if they're contacted by agents about a student.

and at washington's national cathedral yesterday, with trump there in the pews, mary anne buddy, the bishop of washington, confronting him on the immigration crackdown. >> the people who pick our crops and clean our office buildings, who labor in poultry farms and meat packing plants, who wash the dishes after we eat in restaurants and work the night shifts in hospitals. they may not be citizens, or have the proper documentation, but the vast majority of immigrants are not criminals. they pay taxes. and are good neighbors. >> reporter: making a plea to the president. >> i ask you to have mercy, mr. president, on those in our communities whose children fear that their parents will be taken away. and that you help those fleeing war zones in persecution in their own lands to find compassion and welcome here. our god teaches us that we are

to be merciful to the stranger. for we were all once strangers in the land. >> reporter: but that didn't sit well the the president overnight calling the bishop a radical left hard line trump hater, saying her statements were inappropriate. and the president continues to dismantle diversity equity and inclusion efforts, overnight ordering all officials that oversee these programs at federal agencies be put on leave as they continue to take steps to shut down these programs and agencies. >> robin: all right, mary. we're going to turn now to the latest on the california wild fires. now the demand for an investigation into possible errors with some evacuation alerts. chief national correspondent matt gutman is there for us in l.a. good morning, matt. >> reporter: hey, good morning, robin. l.a. county supervisor catherine barger is demanding an independent alerts went out in the eaton fire, that destroyed over 7,000 structures. in all, 17 deaths in that fire

were clustered in the western side of altadena. we have spoke ton folks there. the l.a. times also saying they did not receive alerts on their mobile phones until seven hours after the fire began. some people say they didn't receive them at all. it is worth noting though that first responders were going door to door telling people to get out. they also had people on loud speakers. and this was not the only mistake in the emergency alert system during that week. there were several others, including one evacuation order that was sent county wide to all 10 million people in l.a. county. they later apologized for that. now this investigation being demanded by barger into the eaton fire is one of several on going right now in los angeles after these fires, including two into how the eaton fire and

palisades fire, which destroyed over 6,000 structures, began. george? >> george: okay, matt. thanks. now new york state, banning students from using cell phones in school. erielle reshef here with the story. good morning. >> strong feelings about this one. the new york governor ear marked $13.5 million to get this plan off the ground. she says eliminating devices from bell to bell will help students concentrate on academics by limiting access to phones during class, lunch and in the hallways. she said kids can finally be free from the endless disruptions from social media and all the mental pressures that come with it. each district can determine how to implement this new policy. some in new york have had similar ones in place. we've seen cell phone bans in states like california, ohio and florida. so far experts say it's still too early to know definitively how effective these bans are. some studies suggest improvements in students' mental health an academic improvement and maybe even a reduction in bullying. others show little to no change. one thing is certain, there's rising concern on a state and

federal level and among so many parents about the impact of social media and the exposure to the internet for these kids with these devices. one study suggesting move parents agree that cell phones should be banned during class, but many don't want to see a ban for the entire school day. they want to be able to contact their kids in case of emergency. >> robin: and at lunch some of the parents were saying. >> exactly. >> rebecca: i miss the days before cell phones. erielle, thank you. all right. coming up the new behind the scenes footage in the dispute between justin baldoni and blake lively. >> george: also an arrest in the burglary of joe burrow's home. >> robin: plus the space heater recall over fire risk amid historic freezing temperatures. as many brace and head out into the extreme cold, ginger and our team, you gonna give us some tips here? >> ginger: not just tips, but tricks. very few of us have the esteemed honor of standing outside for four to five hours straight like

i do. so i have a lot to tell you about keeping yourself safe, also your pets, cars. you're gonna need it all the way down to the gulf coast. this is snow covered. you will not see this likely in your life time. really hard to do. nearly 40%. lot of that up through the southeast. we are going to stay on this melt and freeze trend. your local weather in 30 seconds.

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standard monthly subscribers will now pay $18 without commercials up from $15.50. josh allen and buffalo fight for a spot in the super bowl, bills mafia is rallying around another good cause. these fans are known for their dedication. this time they are supporting the ravens player who was unable to make a crucial catch last weekend. marc andrews got some heat for that play. now bills fans are raising money for his charity for juvenile diabetes. they aim to reach a goal of at least $5,000. at this hour, they've almost reached $53,000. that bills mafia coming through. >> robin: once again. >> rebecca: we've got a lot more ahead including the latest on prince harry's lawsuit against rupert murdoch's u.k. newspapers. >> george: right now the escalating feud between justin baldoni and blake lively.

baldoni released video he says undermines her sexual harassment claims. she's responded. want to go back to matt gutman in l.a. with the story. good morning, matt. >> reporter: hey, good morning, george. by releasing that video, baldoni's lawyers are telling me they are trying to show what it was really like on set. and also that they have nothing to hide at this point and intend to release more in the coming days. now, blake lively's people are saying that releasing this video was a manufactured media stunt and that in that scene you can actually see the discomfort that blake lively is experiencing. ♪ this morning justin baldoni's attorneys following through on a promise. ♪ >> we're gonna put it out there for the public to decide for themselves. >> reporter: releasing raw tape showing some of what happened on the set of "it ends with us." it's the latest move in a hollywood battle royale between baldoni, his pr team and his co-star blake lively.

baldoni's lawyers saying all three takes of a slow dance scene. >> should we do a score, double score? >> reporter: it's this scene mentioned as part of lively's sexual harassment court saying during that scene mr. baldoni chose to let the camera role and have them perform the season but did not act in character. instead he spoke to ms. lively out of character as himself. >> i think that's cute. >> it's more than cute. >> reporter: at one point he leaned forward and slowly dragged his lips from her ear down her neck saying it smells so good. mr. baldoni was carres ms. lively with his mouth that had nothing to do with the roles. >> i'm probably getting spray tan on you. it's not that. it's my body makeup. >> reporter: lively also accusing baldoni of a smear campaign against her. in the sound you can hear the two talking to each other. at one point blake even commenting on the size of baldoni's nose.

>> i feel so nosey. >> and my nose is so big. [ laughter ] >> yes. i was hoping we could address this. it's not too late. just shut down, call an insurance month and just deal with that. >> yeah. >> reporter: lively's team responding to the video saying justin baldoni and his lawyer may hope this latest stunt will get ahead of the damaging evidence against him, but the video itself is damning. every frame of the released footage corroborates what ms. lively described in her complaint. it shows her leaning away and repeatedly asking for the characters to just talk. >> i think we should just start talking. for most of his career he has been a major proponent of feminism, of healthy masculinity. how does it feel for him though to be shutting down a woman's claims of sexual harassment? >> shutting down a woman's claims? >> reporter: she is claiming there was sexual harassment. he's saying none of it is true,

never happened, never did. >> so what he's saying is the allegations against him are false. is he allowed to defend himself? is that the narrative now? that you're not allowed to say it's not true? >> reporter: this video released just days after baldoni sued lively and her husband, ryan reynolds, for alleged defamation, extortion and invasion of privacy. >> all right, cut. i think we got plenty. >> yes. >> reporter: blake lively's team saying that releasing this video is just blaming the victim here, and they accuse baldoni and his lawyers of litigating this in the public sphere instead of the court. for those keeping score, at this point there are five ongoing legal actions taking place between baldoni, and various pr reps. total amount of damages and compensation being sought by all of these parties, $900 million. guys? >> rebecca: all right. that's a lot of legal actions,

matt. thank you. we turn now to arrests in the burglary of bengals quarterback joe burrow's home. police say four chilean nationals were taken into custody. will reeve is here with more. this is a shame that we are seeing so much of this. >> will: it is, rebecca. good morning. the robbery of -- excuse me. the burglary of burrow's home -- hard to say. was one of the more high profile, in which criminals target homes and players that they know are out of the house because they're on the field. as you'll see here there is significant evidence tying these known the scene of the crime. this morning four suspects have been arrested and jailed for their alleged connection to that brazen burglary of nfl star joe burrow's home last month. >> burrow spins! touchdown bengals! >> reporter: on december 9, burrow was on the field for the cincinnati bengals on "monday night football" for all the world to see. while burrow was playing, his home was ransacked. a bedroom window shattered. >> someone is trying to break

into the house right now. my daughter is there. this is joe burrow's house. >> reporter: burrow, one of a number of athletes victims to a string of robberies. now four chilean nationals facing charges after they were apprehended by an ohio state patrol man who spotted suspicious luggage being carried to a vehicle outside a hotel according to court records. the officer pulling the car over. three of the four men inside allegedly presenting fake i.d.'s. upon searching the vehicle, the officer discovered tools like this which burglars use to break glass along with an old shirt from lsu, where burrow starred in college and a bengals hat. both believed to have been taken from burrow's home. police say all the men were in the country illegally and are suspected of being behind a string of burglaries of multimillion dollar homes in multiple states. >> they come into the country. they use alias names. they, many times, will bring false passports with them to go and open bank accounts.

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good morning, kayna. >> reporter: robin, good morning to you. ahead of some pivotal hearings later this week, bryan kohberger's lawyers are arguing the dna evidence was gathered illegally and should not be presented to a jury in a death penalty case. they also want the argument surrounding it to be made public. this morning bryan kohberger's defense team trying to get critical evidence thrown out as they raise questions about how law enforcement zeroed in on him. his attorneys taking aim at dna analysis known as investigative genetic genealogy, entering dna profiles into public databases to find relatives and narrow the list of potential suspects. prosecutors tying kohberger to the quadruple murders after they say his dna was found on a button snap of a knife sheath at the murder scene. >> the argument why it should thrown out is less about the result but more about the

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ralph and her husband. even gwenyth paltrow and her husband did it for three years after tying the knot. all in fully committed relationships but living separately intentionally. >> he has his own life. i have my own life. when i go to see him, love to see him. when it's time to leave, bye bye see you soon. i'm telling you, life is good. >> living apart together highly recommend. >> reporter: videos for living apart together getting millions of views online. >> some people think it's bizarre, but it works great for us. >> reporter: fans say it's the best of both worlds. companionship when you want it, alone time when you don't. >> living apart together allows couples to maintain their autonomy and independence within the context of a long term committed relationship. >> reporter: it's not just the hollywood movement. the census bureau said in 2023 almost 4 million americans were living apart from their spouses.

>> people these days are looking for relationships that work for their lives. >> reporter: mandy and cody, both 38, live 360 miles apart in alaska. married in june, they see each other once a week. >> it's roughly a six hour drive for a one hour commercial flight. >> sometimes during the week i'll just fly down for dinner and hop on a plane to get back for work the next day. >> reporter: right now they keep separate homes because they each share custody of their kids with their exes. mandy said even if they lived in the same city, she'd still prefer to live apart. >> like, wow, this isn't what we expected, but it's pretty great. we are thinking there's a good chance we'll keep maintaining two separate houses and just get together on a very regular basis. >> reporter: experts say while this works for some, living together separately isn't for everyone. >> it makes the time that couples do have together all that more special because it's not something they take for granted. >> our experts point out one of the benefits of living separately, you don't have to

fight over silly stuff like dishes in the sink and the bathroom. when i got engaged my mom's tip for marriage to me was make sure you have your own spaces. that was her way of saying you need a bigger apartment. [ laughter ] at least your own bathroom. i have my own bathroom. >> robin: it is not for everyone. amber and i, not by choice, but because of the work schedule. there's a lot of trust there. and there's some people from my past i would not have done it with. but she's the one. yeah. >> george: pop news now? [ laughter ] >> george: rebecca? >> rebecca: george, i just want to say right now my husband matt and i, we do live together. okay, guys. now we turn to a gma health alert. a new study indicating carbonated water drinks may not be as beneficial as you might have believed for weight loss.

our chief medical correspondent dr. narula joins us. doctor, it's so great to see you. we love you are here now with us at "gma." break down this study for us. >> if you thought reaching for a carbonated beverage was gonna help you lose weight, you might want to rethink that strategy. researchers published a report where they talked about the mechanism about why that might work. they compared what happens when you drink a carbonated beverage to what happens to patients with kidney disease. when carbon dioxide gets into your bloodstream it goes into your red blood cells and changes the ph. in that setting the blood filter is able to absorb more sugar dropping your blood sugar level. in that respect, it might help your metabolism. the point is really that this clinical effect is very very small. yes, it might help, but really probably not clinically relevant. they also talk about the idea that when you drink bubbly

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well rounded, something sustainable, exercise. as we talked about yesterday, for some people it does include weigh loss medication or surgery. water is part of this, but clearly not the magic bullet. >> rebecca: but have another glass. >> or two or three or four. >> rebecca: yes. dr. narula, thanks very much. lara, coming for you, pop news. >> lara: get over here lady. we're going to begin with an exclusive, michael's daughter isabella will be opening up about her battle with brain cancer in an upcoming documentary. the primetime special produced by abc news studios and michael's production company, smack entertainment, will follow her journey from her 2020 brain tumor diagnosis and recent cancer-free return to college. the 21-year-old and her family, including her twin sister, her mom and of course her dad are set to open up about the emotional journey that we really all went on with michael and his family and her prognosis for the future. you can also see isabella an her family on the cover of this week's "people" magazine.

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just means a lot to me. it's personal. i have seen actors in the marvel movies have a really good time. and i thought, well, maybe i ought to get me some of that. >> harrison was cool. he was great. testify really interesting to see him sculpting a character in a world this big. i couldn't put a price on that lesson. [ laughter ] >> lara: harrison ford giving us a glimpse at why he decided to return to his action roots and join the marvel family. you can see harrison and anthony in action when captain america brave new world hits theaters february 14th. finally music news for you. something for everyone. no way you can be poker face about this one. we are so excited about lady gaga's mystery posts on her website. she's got this rotating countdown clock. fans are hoping they're getting more info about her highly anticipated seventh studio album or lg7 as we in the know are calling it.

the album is due out in february, just before she headlines at coachella. she's also set to perform at the fire aid benefit concert alongside sting and billie elish. we will be there. >> robin: we will be. lara, thanks so much. now back to ginger. >> ginger: we've seen photos of everyone enjoying snow. it's not fun on the roads but this was a great time. herman park, that hill there packed with people getting in a couple runs on the sledding. people from anchorage are probably saying, i guess we should go to texas and louisiana to get snow. new orleans, in the last 24 hours, has had double the snow anchorage has had. they are well below average. look at that. they flip flop. new york city below average. 7.6. baton rouge 7.6. omaha, nebraska, has only had 1 inch. so we've got some making up to do up in the northern plains and western great lakes. let's get a check closer t

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i say. i don't know how you do it time and time again. we appreciate it. thank you. and we partner with these companies on these great deals. you can get them on our website bonus deals as well. coming up lori b gets us organized tackling bathroom clutter. >> everyone wants to know who will be nominated now. tomorrow live on gma. the oscar nominations will be revealed. no one does the oscars like good morning america tomorrow morning live on gma. >> yes! >> woohoo! ha ha! >> good luck! >> sean is here to set everything up for remote learning. perfect. i plan on spending the rest of the day remote cleaning. >> we got it, got it, got it, got it people. >> extreme makeover home edition thursday on abc. >> now from abc seven mornings. >> good morning. i'm amanda delcastillo from abc. seven

mornings. let's get a look at traffic with gloria. good morning. it's definitely busy out there on the roads right now. you can see a live look from our oakland coliseum camera. this is at 880, and traffic is busy north of the nimitz here. but it does flow. flow freely south of the nimitz as you head into san leandro. and let's get a look at our san jose 280 17 camera. it is busy on northbound 280 from south kings road, all the way out to cupertino. cupertino. i can't talk this morning, but it's an easy drive as you head into the peninsula. amanda. >> all right. gloria, thank you. meteorologist drew tuma has your accuweather forecast after the break. >> 100% of our cases start with the worst kind of injury and end with the best possible result. justice takes more than a fighter. you need a champion walk, a personal injury law. visit. wake up. law.com. >> good morning, i'm cindi bigelow. i'm warning you. do something just for you. enjoy a

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things over, shatter proof.ng one of the things when we talk to some experts about, how can we corral the loose ends? they are one of those things that are difficult to look

organized. what they said, you want to make all of the light things, put them together, which makes sense, but keep the categories broad. so one canister for all the things that are face, one for all the things dental. sometimes we'll say, i'll put one cotton swab here and you have everything, cotton balls, swabs. broad categories, give yourself a little grace. these come in all different sizes. they're great not only for the bathroom, but office and kitchen. >> lara: i see the qr code is tempting me. let's talk about makeup solutions. i really like this. >> lori: this one is great, especially if you work at "good morning america." we're surrounded by all of this great makeup. we found this one on amazon. we were so glamourized by it.

>> lara: it is cute. >> lori: it looks more expensive than it is. >> lara: i love the white with gold. >> lori: it's very chic. i'm glad you brought that up. choose a color that will instantly make everything look more organized. >> lara: stick with it. don't go bopping around. >> lori: exactly. you want that monochrome in your bathroom to make everything visually appear more organized. it can hold 12 talbottles. in the bottom it has drawers. >> lara: show how you can close it. so cute. >> lori: i was showing lara, you can just pull it like this and take it anywhere you need to go. >> lara: really cute. >> lori: i'm sure your daughter likes to borrow your things. >> lara: i'm watching you. all right. i'm assuming this is shower? >> lori: this is for the shower. so this one is really great. found this on amazon. more than 40,000 sold just this month. it is the number one in shower category. >> lara: these are all suction little baskets?

>> lori: they come in a five pack. for under $20. they can hold up to 40 pounds. >> lara: you get different sizes or five of the same? >> lori: comes with these different sizes, yes. if you are a person who wants big body lotions, whatever it is it can hold whatever you have. >> lara: if you want to customize your bathroom. great for kids in college. >> lori: i'm glad you said that. it works on every surface. tile, metal, wood, marble, it will work on all of that. under 20 bucks. >> lara: let's talk about dental stuff, shall we? >> lori: i did not think i would be a person who is so passionate about this next product, yet i am. >> lara: yes. >> lori: this is from joseph joseph. >> lara: i love this. >> lori: i love this. here's why. if you have kids, you know it is an uphill battle to get them, first to put their toothbrushes in a caddie like this. right? >> lara: yeah. >> lori: then it looks a

nightmare when you have to drain it and there's all that goop at the bottom. lara spencer, let me show you this. comes off. then you just wash this. >> lara: plus there's a little hole for various toothbrushes. >> lori: i love this shower one. sometimes you're digging down. >> lara: out of sight is out of mind. put it right where your kids can see it. >> lori: exactly. so chic and adorable. just around $25. >> lara: you thought of everything. including -- >> lori: finally, if you have a small space, we love a free standing shallow. this has a very small footprint cart. this is from macy's under $20. >> lara: i love how narrow it is. >> lori: it will fit anywhere. even has hooks for bigger items like blow dryers and things like that. it's something that will just corral everything. >> lara: yep. >> lori: as our good buddy ben franklin said, a minute spent organizing is an hour. >> lara: wise and wonderful lori bergamotto. all of these are shopable on

good morning america.com. b again. >> lori: thank you. >> lara: coming up, i love this story. three wnba stars who are giving back in their off season, side hustle. so inspirational, you don't want to miss this.

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>> lara: we are back now with our series off season side hustle. >> robin: this morning we're going to look at some of your

favorite wnba stars and what they do when they're not on the court. this morning you are about to meet three players who take time to give back. sharing their smarts to give back to their community. >> caitlin clark another one! >> the new york liberty, wnba champions! >> robin: that epic 2024 wnba season may be over, but the hustle continues in the off season. and for players, they're taking on the role of coach. >> when you're seeing the game through that lens, it just helps you understand the game better. when you understand the game better, you can play the game at a higher level. >> robin: jaycee, who just completed her rookie year with the dallas wings, returning to ohio state, where she cemented her place as one of the highest

scoring buckeyes of all time. >> my goal is director of play development which specifically for me is just to help these young women develop on and off the floor. not only as players, but as people, too. >> robin: it's a position she says is motivated by coaches throughout her own career. >> both of my parents were coaches pretty much throughout my whole childhood. i've had a lot of amazing coaches that have inspired me. >> robin: and for atlanta dream forward ryan howard, who is a second year coach at the university of florida, the family ties also run deep. her mom rj avery, a four year standout for the florida gators from 1987 to 1991. >> it was a full circle moment. i didn't play there, but being able to put on the orange and blue i think was just a great moment for the both of us. >> robin: the all-star using the opportunity to pass on her love of the game.

>> i knew it was something i couldn't pass up, especially with how big i am. being a good role model. >> easy! >> robin: and for minnesota lynx forward alyssa pili, she's shooting to give back to the community that raised her. >> underneath is pili. nice dish! >> being from alaska, there's so much talent, so many kids who don't get the opportunity. my goal for what i'm doing right now is to help change that. >> robin: pili staying involved with her indigenous roots, coaching youth players at the prairie island indian community and supporting stars at the indigenous tournament. >> i do this so my siblings and my family, the younger generation, they have somebody to look up to and follow in my footsteps. >> robin: tell you, those players are so, so special. and an example of how coaches have made a difference in our lives. about teaching, discipline. determination and the discipline

of playing. i know that you at penn state as well. >> lara: yeah. my daughter also is a d1 athlete. i say to her all the time, lessons learned in the pool or on the field in her case, or on the court, in your case, will serve you so well. determination, tenacity, team work. i mean, just life lessons that will take you on ward. >> robin: setting goals. setting goals and teaching us how to attain those goals. all right, lara. tomorrow we're gonna meet three stars who not only serve it up in the court, but in their side hustles as well. you'll love this, rebecca. entrepreneurs. >> rebecca: love to see it. >> robin: yeah. >> lara: right now we want to go to ginger. >> ginger: hey. okay. san diego county's been the area where fires have been breaking out with the latest red flag warnings. one of them was 15 to 20 acres at its biggest, but they got that fully contained, stopped the forward motion. thankfully that together. huge area from the san fernando down the spine of the san diego

county mountains. keep an eye on that, the mexican border, through that. this weekend big rain on the way. we're hoping it falls steadily and light but there could be heavier showers. that's why they are preparing for some of the burn areas to be an issue. let's get a check closer to home. >> rebecca: okay. we are going to tips for first time investors. lot of people save for retirement with a 401k plan at their job. but what if you are looking to invest beyond that or if your company doesn't offer one? we've got expert advice. take a look. when christie mcbride joined the work force nearly 20 years ago, she began saving for retirement through her 401k. >> that's really where kind of

the buck stops. >> reporter: now she's ready to go a step further with her money. so we brought some of her questions to mary ryan. >> what should i be thinking about beyond a 401k when it comes to investing? >> you need to know what your risk tolerance is. you could have a more conservative portfolio that meets what you need, and to think about your goals and make sure you're looking longer term. >> reporter: for lower risk general investing she recommends fixed income products that earn interest over time, like a certificate of deposit or bond. kristen's next question? >> should i engage a financial adviser? >> so a financial adviser can bring expertise when thinking about what you need. >> reporter: there are multiple types of advisers including an investment adviser, certified financial planner or an automated robo adviser. finally? >> i'm also curious what the

recommended range is, as far as a percentage of your salary is concerned. >> look at how much money you're bringing in, how much you spend and how much you need to set aside for savings. then you can look to see, all right. i have this much money to invest in my future. >> reporter: mary suggests if you can, investing 12% to 15% of your salary into a 401k or retirement account, or setting a goal to increase your contributions by 1% each year or pay increase. >> when i think about investing, it makes me a little bit nervous, but also excited. i'm pretty sure that i can still invest in a way that isn't super risky and in a way that will actually help my family in the long run. >> george: what's the first step if you want to start investing? >> rebecca: i get it. this is overwhelming. there's a lot of details here. the biggest thing you can do, if you have a 401k and particularly if you have a 401k match, take that. if you're not putting money there, you're leaving money on the table.

that matches money they put in for you. if you don't have a 401k, you can open an ira. i would recommend doing this through an e-brokerage. they're electronic brokerages. it will cost you less than through your bank. you can do it through your bank but generally you're gonna pay more. if you're overwhelmed by all of these options, the best thing you can do is look for an s&p 500 index fund. these index funds will basically mirror what's happening in the market. last year the s&p market was up 25%. that would mean your money, at the end of the year, would be up about 25%. if you put in $1,000 at the start of the year. at the end you'd have $1250. that's just because you took that step at the start of the year. it's a few steps. try and take them. also cd's, lot of people still cd's are paying more than having it in a traditional just savings account. you're gonna get paid 4% just to

lock your money up in a cd. >> robin: you told me about that. i just cashed one in yesterday. it was amazing. >> rebecca: you're with an fdic insured bank so your money is safe. >> robin: thank you. you're not gonna get a cut of it though. [ laughter ] >> rebecca: okay, guys. i'll find a way. coming up best selling author gayle forman is here to talk about our gma pick after life.

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or so she thinks. she's thinking about prom and graduation and her boyfriend, etc. riding home on her 10 speed. she gets home, things are weird. door's locked. house is really cold. can't find her tv. can't remember a phone number. she thinks he's getting sick. she hears her mom pull up. she's like, oh, good, mom's here, she'll take care of me. she passes a graduation portrait of herself she doesn't recognize. her mom sees her in the garage and starts to scream because amber died riding that bike home from school seven years ago. >> george: wow. that's the opening? >> that's the opening. [ laughter ] >> george: i guess that explains why it comes with a pack of tissues. >> george, i brought you some. [ laughter ] >> george: these really come with the book? >> i mean, yes. >> george: how do you know as you're writing that this is the path that's gonna bring tears? >> i don't. i'm also asked or accused of why i make people cry. i don't set out to make people cry with my books. i think if i did, that would be terrible. there's nothing worse -- >> george: there are good cries.

>> there are good cries. but cries where you're crying, this is manipulative, i want to throw the book against the wall. i'm not here for that. but i do think, i don't know. i have a hard time seeing anybody as a villain. even my characters who are not the greatest of characters i have such compassion for and i feel like they become real people to me. through draft after draft i think they become real people on the page. people cry in my books. yes, my books do grapple with the weighty things of life. i feel like people cry because of the redemption, not because of the sadness. >> george: where do the sparks come for the characters? >> it's different in every book. in this one i just had a vision of this girl. she was riding her bike home. i knew she'd been dead for seven years. she didn't realize it. i didn't know where it would lead me. i sat down and started writing. as i followed the bread crumb trail, it opened up this whole world of her community because it turns out that i was exploring. i didn't realize this starting out, but i wanted to explore how her life and death impacted people that obviously we know it

would, like her parents and her sister, best friend and boyfriend. but also people like a high school teacher or photographer. i think there's something to that. each one of us is like a pebble dropped into a pool and there's ripples. we can sort of see the ripples nearest us but ke cannot see how we might impact people we may never meet. we may never know that impact. so i kind of wanted to explore that. >> george: this book is coming out now. >> the next one is. >> the next one is. >> lara: being planned.

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good morning to everybody at home. we're tracking a sigalert right now. this is in fremont. we're getting reports of an oil spill on southbound 680 before auto mall parkway. and it is going very slowly there. traffic is moving very slowly. we're not sure exactly what time they are going to reopen lane number four. that's blocked because of this. but of course we will keep you updated. drew. >> hey, gloria. santa cruz. our camera showing you the sunny skies out there, but it's still cold right now. frost advisories and freeze warnings are still posted at this hour because of these chilly temperatures right now, 30s and 40s. but this afternoon we do find a very pleasant day. sunshine will bounce back into the mid 60s and lower 70s later today. amanda. >> all right, drew. thank you. time now for live with kelly and mark. we'll be back at 11:00 for midday da back at 11:00 for midday ♪ ♪ >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and mark!"