video during the grammy awards last night. abracadabra was shown during a commercial break. her new album, mayhem, is set to be released march 7th. >> did anyone else feel like it was lady gaga back to her roots? >> oh, absolutely. i was like, this is 100% quintessential gaga. >> it's really good to see her again. i just loved it. >> yeah, she's leaving little breadcrumbs. you know, one song here, one song there. gave us a taste. >> she got her album, got me through 2020. so, i mean, honestly. yeah, right. >> music is amazing. >> and now she's back. and i couldn't be happier. yeah. by the way, our seven at seven program is going to look a little different this morning. it's on hiatus till tomorrow, so don't worry. otherwise, if you don't stream us, it will be. good morning, america as usual. hope you >> george: good morning america. tariffs set to strike at midnight, elon musk moves against major parts of the government, and a love letter to los angeles.

the u.s. on a brink of a trade war. president trump gets our three largest trading partner, canada, mexico, china, with sweeping tariffs. >> if they want to play the game, i don't mind. >> george: canada and mexico said to hit back. economists warn they could raise price on everything from fresh fruit and vegetables, toys and electronics, gasoline and car, even building new homes. plus new questions about elon musk as he takes steps to eliminate a federal state agency, containing personal information for hundreds of millions of americans. >> robin: the engine of the united plane catching fire. >> please please please get us out of here. >> robin: filling the cabin with smoke and forcing passengers to plea. >> rebecca: black box recovered. from the small jet in philadelphia that went down less than a minute after taking off. >> stuff still blowing up! >> rebecca: narrowly missing a strip mall. >> george: blake lively versus justin baldoni. this morning the legal battle between the "it ends with us"

co-stars heads to court. >> rebecca: slow down! >> hey! what happened to fast life? >> not today. >> rebecca: we've got the first scoop on this special super bowl commercial. >> robin: touchdown tribute. jack honoring his late brother, who he said gave him wings. ♪ ♪ california dreamin' ♪ ♪ on such a winters day ♪ >> robin: and california heroes take center stage at the grammys. plus -- ♪ we are the world we are the children ♪ >> robin: the quincy jones tribute that had us dancing. ♪ don't stop til you get enough ♪ >> robin: kendrick already winning big ahead of his super bowl show.

and a crowning achievement for queen bey. >> announcer: live from times square, it's monday. "good morning america." >> robin: it's monday. yes! good morning america. we have the biggest night, so many incredible moment, and over $7 million raised overnight for wild fire relief. >> rebecca: such a need there. it was great to see it incorporated into last night's festivities. we also have a lot to get to. this just coming in. usaid workers received an e-mail overnight telling them to stay home. their offices are closed today. >> george: that is one more example of the power of elon musk, the world's richest man. he was tweeting about how he's been tasked to shut down that department and move it to the treasury department. we're gonna cover that. plus the sweeping tariffs on imports from mexico, canada, china. it's set to go into effect at midnight. more than $1 trillion in imports flow into ports each year. we'll have more on the impact of the tariffs on america. chief white house correspondent mary bruce starts us off.

good morning, mary. >> reporter: good morning, george. president trump acknowledges these tariffs may cause some economic pain for americans, but he says it is worth it to send a message. first thing this morning he's expected to speak with the mexican president and canadian prime minister, as the markets brace for tariffs which could impact everything from the price of cars to groceries. this morning with the country on the brink of a trade war, president trump is saying bring it on. >> if they want to play the game, i don't mind. we can play the game all they want. >> reporter: with just hours to go until his sweeping tariffs take effect, trump targeting america's three largest trading partners, using emergency authority to impose 25% tariffs on all goods from mexico and canada. lower 10% tariff on canadian oil and gas. china hit with 10% tariffs from trump's first term. trump campaigned on a promise to lower prices for americans, but economists warn this could have the opposite effect. prices on everything from produce and toys, to gasoline

and cars expected to climb. >> we may have short-term, little pain, and people understand that. >> reporter: he argues the tariffs are a necessary response to the flow of migrants and drugs, including fentanyl coming into the u.s., characterizations that mexico, canada, china all reject. >> this is retaliatory to a certain extent. millions of people flowed into our country through mexico and canada. we're not going to allow that. >> reporter: last year 43 pounds of fentanyl w southern border. fatal overdoses of fentanyl and other street drugs down nationally by 20% since june of 2023. trump calling broadly for balanced trade and border control. this morning canada and mexico are hitting back. mexico's president announcing

she'll impose retaliatory tariffs, and slamming trump for accusing her government of working with drug cartels. she said it's the demand for drugs and arguing the two countries must work together. to the north a similar message from canadian prime minister trudeau insisting the canadian border is safe and secure. >> less than 1% of fentanyl, less than 1% of illegal crossings into the united states come from canada. >> reporter: canadian fans booing the u.s. national anthem at three nhl and nba games including the raptors game in toronto. [ crowd booing ] canada's ambassador telling george the white house has not been clear about what more canada could have done to avoid this. >> canadians are perplexed, i think disappointed. we view ourselves as your neighbor, your closest friend, your ally. >> reporter: china is also denouncing these trump tariffs promising, quote, counter measures and threatening to take

legal action against the u.s. with the world trade organization. robin? >> robin: mary, thanks to you. want to get more on how american consumers could be impacted by the tariffs on nearly all imports from mexico, canada and china, and how the market is reacting. elizabeth schulze is on wall street. good morning, elizabeth. >> reporter: good morning, robin. the stock market is set to open sharply lower this morning as investors and companies come to reality with these sweeping tariffs on china, mexico and canada. their scope is massive. president trump imposed about $400 billion worth of tariffs in his first term. this would hit $1.3 goods. consumers could pay the price. this morning american households and businesses are bracing for higher prices on nearly half of all goods imported into the u.s. >> from fresh fruits and vegetables from mexico, to maple syrup and vehicles from canada, to consumer electronics from china. lots of stuff in between.

>> reporter: the tariffs mean businesses will pay the u.s. government a higher fee when their shipments enter at the border. economists warning trump will pass down the higher cost to consumers. >> the americans need to prepare for higher prices. >> reporter: within weeks prices could get more expensive in the grocery aisle with retailers can't stock pile. 47% of all imported vegetables come from mexico and canada. 91% of avocados. about 87% of mexico. the auto sector also highly exposed. new car prices could go up $3,000 on average if the tariffs stay in effect. small businesses like the tenny ice creamery in california import key ingredients from canada. >> if we see costs go up because of tariffs, we will have to pass those on to our customers. >> reporter: prices are likely to rise on clothes, appliances and children's toys with 85% of all toys in the u.s. made in

china. the ceo of basic fun tell us the price of a popular toy like a tonka truck could go up from $30 to $40 by christmas. >> we just don't have the opportunity to just bring manufacturing back to the united states. >> reporter: building materials are also at risk, potentially raising the cost of buying a new home. now, oil is also trading higher this morning, about 60% of u.s. imported crude oil comes from canada. so that could mean higher prices at the pump, up to 20%, especially in areas like the midwest and northeast, guys. >> rebecca: a lot of impact there. elizabeth, thank you. guys, this just shows how interconnected our economies are. there are major consequences, ripple effects across the board. especially with small businesses. those stocks are some of the worst hit this morning, down the most. i heard from a number of small business owners over the weekend. they're really scrambling to figure out what they're going to

do. you heard from elizabeth the cost of a car could go up $3,000. most car part, even when made in the u.s., the car parts generally come from mexico or canada. on wall street virtually every economist believe if these tariffs go into effect, if they last a long time, they impact us, they cause inflation and potentially even a recession if it goes on long enough, which is why wall street, at this moment, expects this to be short lived. they see this as a strategic move. they believe if it were to go on for an extensive period of time, it's going to impact the market. president trump talked about the market as his report card. that would not be a good looking report card. >> robin: he often has said the market doesn't like uncertainty. thanks. >> rebecca: this is a big piece of uncertainty. >> robin: thank you. >> george: critical meetings this morning. as the potential trade war moves up, elon musk's targeting a federal agency.

chief washington correspondent jon karl has that story. good morning, jon. >> reporter: good morning, george. elon musk and his department of public efficiency have promised to take a wrecking ball to the u.s. government, to dramatically reduce the number of government employees. now we have learned his team has gained access to something extraordinarily sensitive. the system that the treasury department uses to disperse almost every check and expenditure of any kind made by the u.s. government. sources tell abc news that elon musk's team now has access to the treasury department's payment system, essentially the government's checkbook, which processes trillions of dollars in payments and includes personal information for hundreds of millions of americans. the access was granted over the weekend over the objection of at least one senior treasury department official who has been put on leave. neither the white house nor treasury department has responded to our request for comment. but after midnight last night,

billionaire elon musk talked about his efforts to shake up the government on his special media platform x. >> there's already been tremendous progress. you know, rough estimate is, that there's at least a few billion dollars a day of saving. >> reporter: one of musk's top targets usaid. federal government foreign aid agency. >> for usaid, it became apparent what we have is not an apple with a worm in it, but we have just a bowl of worms. >> reporter: friday night, showed up at the usaid offices in washington and demanded access. sources familiar with the incident tell abc news. after a standoff, security guards ultimately let them in. now more than 100usaid staffers have been placed on leave. many more have been locked out of internal systems, and the organization trump appointed chief of staff has resigned. usaid's $43 billion budget is a

tiny fraction of federal spending about 1%. but its support is a critical life line for people in need around the world. all while spreading american goodwill. combatting malaria an effort estimated to have saved 12 million lives. and in partnership with the u.s. military, usaid officials have often been first to arrive with disaster relief, bringing food, water, shelter to allies. this was in. usaid partners are waking up to an e-mail notice telling them not to show up to work today, as musk said he is shutting the agency down. all of this, george, is happening over the loud objections of democratic leaders in congress who say that elon musk simply does not have the authority to do what he is now doing. >> george: that's gonna be tested. it is something remarkable when the biggest contributor to donald trump's campaign is now

taking these actions inside the government. tremendous unrest inside the fbi as prosecutors and agents who worked on the january 6th investigation are being targeted. >> reporter: it looks like a wholesale purge at the fbi. as you know, already the eight top officials at the federal bureau of investigations have been fired or forced to resign. now they are being asked to the fbi is being asked to produce a list of every employee who worked on any case related to january 6th. i am told this is 6,000 fbi employees all told. all this has prompted an extraordinary e-mail that went out over the weekend from the top fbi official in new york field office saying -- that is somebody who has not yet been -- who's still on the job,

at least for you. george? >> george: that's really something. we really don't know how this story will end. the first two weeks of trump administration, we have never seen this kind of scope of executive action. >> robin: it continues to be tested. you're right about that, george. we have a scare aboard a united airlines jet bound for new york. smoke pouring from one of its engines after catching fire as it was taking off from houston. our transportation correspondent gio benitez has that story. >> please remain seated. >> reporter: this morning terrifying moments caught on camera. flames bursting out of the wing of this united airlines flight from houston to new york. >> when we were speeding to getting in the air, something happened. >> felt like it slammed back to the ground. everyone started screaming. the plane felt like it was kind of fish tailing. it was swerving all over the runway. >> reporter: the routine flight stopping just moments before takeoff, smoke quickly filling the cabin. >> people were screaming.

there were people jumping over the seats trying to get off the plane. >> reporter: 104 passengers and crew safely evacuating. some scrambling down an emergency slide onto the runway. >> i thought i was gonna die. i'm just happy once they said everyone evacuate the plane. once i was outside i was hoping the jet wouldn't blow up in my face. >> reporter: the faa said takeoff was safely aborted because of the reported engine issue. an investigation now under way. given the recent tragedies in the sky, some passengers admit it wasn't easy boarding another plane. >> i was scared. >> reporter: and, look. i know all of these incidents are very, very scary, but experts insist flying is still the safest mode of transportation. without a doubt, robin, it's got to be safer. >> robin: as you can understand, there is a lot of concern out there. gio, our thanks to you, as always. now we've got the trade called the most shocking in nba history.

fans, players were taken by surprise. even will reeve was taken by surprise. >> will: so was luka doncic, who is the newest laker nobody expected to be on the team. not even him. he wrote to fans of his old team yesterday, i thought i would spend my career in dallas, but now he's ton the lakers. it's all anyone could talk about. they were wondering, how could this be real? this morning one of the most stunning trades in nba history. >> doncic tries another three! got it! luka now with 27. >> will: just seven months after the 25-year-old five time first team all nba luka doncic led the mavericks to the nba finals, dallas dealing doncic to the lakers for anthony davis, a future hall of famer in his own right. the seismic deal shaking up the nba. >> the line that i keep hearing is this is the most stunning, most shocking trade in nba history. >> reporter: the move catching everyone by surprise including, reportedly lebron james. >> most of the lakers

organization, even lebron james himself, none of them i'm told had any idea this trade was in the works. >> reporter: overnight lebron wishing his former teammate well telling davis to, quote, go crazy over there. espn nba insiders broke the news saturday night. >> this deal materialized in the shadows. >> reporter: the deal coming so out of nowhere, nba fans thought the reporters' social media had been hacked. >> i had up to 300 text messages on my phone immediately. i tried to get to a few people and told them i wasn't hacked. >> reporter: many saying this trade sets l.a. up for a potential post lebron dynasty. >> lebron james has said he has one or two years left in the nba. they believe doncic will be the face of the franchise for the next ten years for the lakers. >> will: doncic thanking maverick fans writing in part, as i start the next part of my basketball journey, i'm leaving a city that will always feel like home away from home. >> robin: he talked a lot about

the fans. not so much about the organization. [ laughter ] okay, will. coming up, beyonce's big night. janai is here with what we may have missed at the grammys. >> janai: how about just if third woman to win best rap album? or first black artist to win best country album? i'll tell you about it. >> george: okay, janai. and the u.s. marines now at guantanamo bay. >> ginger: local weather in 30 seconds.

>> robin: we will be right back.

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>> robin: oh, this was a moment. stevie wonder, herbie hancock leading the entire arena singing "we are the world" at last night's grammys part of a tribute to the late, great quincy jones. we'll have much or just ahead. >> george: i'd love to hear that. first marines have arrived at guantanamo bay. to prepare for the deportation of migrants. president trump said as many as 30,000 migrants could be held at the former prison wi terrorism suspects. the u.s. officials confirming it. blake lively justin baldoni heads to court today. lively accuses him of harassment. allegations baldoni denied. her and ryan reynolds are attempting to have baldoni's defamation counter suit thrown out. also set to ask a new york judge to issue a gag order after personal communication were leaked. >> rebecca: also, the philadelphia eagles and kansas city chiefs have arrived in new

orleans for super bowl week, kicking off a week of activities leading up to the game. security is tight for the first super bowl since 2013. the chiefs, they're looking to become the first team to win three straight super bowls. and a pair of 22's were retired february 2nd, 2-2. south carolina retired a'ja wilson's 22. the three time wnba mvp holding back tears during the pregame ceremony. you see her there. and iowa retired the number wnba rookie of the year caitlin clark wore during her historic run at the school. the hawkeyes had a big upset on the court. >> robin: huge! >> rebecca: huge upset on the court the same day taking down number four ranked usc. that's pretty close. snapping the trojans' numbers in a story.

[ laughter ] >> robin: i know. thanks so much, rebecca. now to music's golden night, and what a night it was for the grammys, celebrating the city of los angeles, packed with incredible performances. janai, tell us about these big moments. yeah, yeah. >> janai: one included beyonce. beyonce said it herself. it's been many, many many years since she's been in the music game and never won that award until last night. with trevor noah at the helm, the grammys marked not only a night of celebration, but one of community, marking the wild fires that have ravaged los angeles. the show was sort of like a love letter to l.a. overnight, a couple of firsts for the queen herself. >> the grammy goes to cowboy carter! [ applause ] >> reporter: beyonce finally taking home the award that has eluded her her entire career, album of the year. >> i just feel very full and very honored. it's been many, many years. [ applause ]

i just want to thank the grammys, every songwriter, every collaborator, every producer, all of the hard work. >> cowboy carter. [ applause ] >> reporter: seemingly stunned when cowboy carter also took home country album of the year becoming the first black artist to win that prize. >> i think sometimes genre is a cold word to keep us in our place as artists. ♪ look at those mountains look at those trees look at this city getting back up on its feet ♪ >> reporter: the night filled with poignant performances. artists coming together to support a los angeles ravaged by wild fires. ♪ billie elish and her brother finneas paying homage to their home town. >> i love you, l.a.! ♪

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this year's batch started to drop. they've got a bunch of celebrities doing stuff for brands including some big-time reunions. we've got an exclusive new look at a new ad featuring some of the "fast and furious" crew. take a look at this. the big game is just days away, and that means brands bringing out the big stars for super bowl ads like this one featuring a reunion of vin diesel, michelle rodriguez and ludicrous. >> hey, what happened to fast stphraoeuf. >> not today. >> are you all kidding me? >> the crew slowing down to join an ice cream. >> if you look at them, they're either, bring me the tea, or make you laugh or they're really just unique. we're seeing all those three this year. >> will: lots of companies running with nostalgia reuniting stars like billy crystal and meg ryan with a spin on "when harry

met sally." two of the hemsworth trying out rayban meta glasses. >> did they know we were coming? >> reporter: the affleck brothers revealing their new ad. >> what are you doing? >> we're doing a dunkin donuts commercial. right? >> right. i'm trying to find character. >> i told you that. [ laughter ] >> will: the super bowl is always the biggest tv audience of the year. last year's super bowl the most watched of all time. getting your product in front of those eyeballs is expensive. a 30 second spot costing $8 million in some cases. that's up nearly 90% from a decade ago. this is such a first world complaint. champagne problems. i go to the game. i never get to see them. >> robin: poor baby. >> rebecca: wah. [ laughter ] >> robin: we're keeping you busy. you got harrison ford next. >> will: had a great time yesterday. glad to bring it today.

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and, erielle, jack said his brother gave him wings. this is so powerful. >> it is such a touching moment. a lot of meaning for that family. it was at the senior bowl game in mobile, alabama, exactly one month after the devastating loss. the american team defeating the national team with a game-winning touchdown by tcu wide receiver jack besh. his triumph turning into a tribute to his older brother. when jack besh scored the game win touchdown in the senior bowl, he had one person in mind. >> jack besh having his mobile moment. >> reporter: his older brother tiger, who was killed in the new orleans terror attack on new year's day. >> it was simple. my brother has wings. he gave it to me. he helped that all take place. >> reporter: tiger was a kick returner for princeton. he was one of 14 people who died after a man intentionally drove a truck into a crowd on bourbon street. on saturday, exactly one month since this tragedy struck the

besh family, he switched his jersey to wear tiger's number 7 during the big game, catching that winning touchdown just as time expired. >> look, got it! >> he's been my role model my whole life, the person i looked up to, the person i wanted to be. he was the best big brother i could ever ask for. >> reporter: after the game, besh was selected mvp. he definitely got his wings there. besh became the fifth receiver in school history to compile 1,000 plus yards in a single season. he is now entering this year's nfl draft. wishing him lots of luck. >> robin: such a special moment to see. >> great way to honor his brother. >> robin: it is. thank you, erielle. breaking at 8, dr. narula breaks down the numbers that help determine your heart health risk. that and more when we come back. e come back. ♪ ♪ ♪

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the latest on the helicopter's flight path, as we learn about the pilot. >> george: dei under fire. what to know about diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives now being dismantled at government agencies and retailers. >> we are no longer offering dei. >> george: how some consumers are fighting back. >> rebecca: we're smashing into the new week. >> the country needs captain america. >> rebecca: what do you need this monday morning? >> you promised you weren't going to ask that question. >> rebecca:legendary harrison ford. >> i'm done. i don't talk to you any more. >> rebecca: he's putting our will reeve through his paces. >> will: do you work out? what did you do? >> oh yeah. oh yeah. >> rebecca: as he takes on the role of president of the united states. >> get off my plane! >> rebecca: this time in the marvel universe, as he's saying -- >> yeehu! >> rebecca: and -- >> good morning america. >> announcer: live from times square, it's monday, "good

morning america." >> robin: that is one of my all-time favorite lines "get off my plane." >> rebecca: iconic. >> robin: we can't wait to hear more from harrison ford. this morning we'll tell you about greg brooks jr. he was a star on lsu's football team until he was hit by a sudden illness. what happened next took away his nfl dreams, led to lawsuits against the school and a local hospital, and a long recovery battle. michael sat down with greg and his father. that story is coming up. >> rebecca: it's an important conversation. february is heart health month. our dr. tara narula, a cardiologist, is here with the numbers you need to know to stay healthy. >> george: that is coming up. first breaking at 8, we start with the latest on the midair catastrophe. want to go back to gio benitez. good morning, gio. >> reporter: good morning. 67 people lost their lives here. this morning crews are beginning

to pull that wreckage out of the water very soon here. we do have some new information this morning that we want to tell you about. some of the most reliable location data showing the crash happened at just over 300 feet. the blackhawk helicopter was supposed to be flying at 200 feet or below. the ntsb said the tower radar which the air traffic controller was looking at, may have shown the chopper was at that normal 200 feet. five people were working in the control tower at the time of the crash. one person was handling plane and helicopter traffic telling the blackhawk to watch out for that american airlines flight two minutes before impact. now, inside that blackhawk three soldiers were on board. lobach was an army captain and white house military social aid. you can see her here escorting fashion designer ralph lauren during the presidential medal of freedom ceremony just last month. just heartbreaking all around. investigators are really hopeful

those black boxes can get us some real answers. rebecca? >> rebecca: all of those souls. yes, just hoping for some answers. all right, gio. thank you. we turn to the investigation into the medical transport flight that crashed in philadelphia on friday. all six people on that small jet and one person on the ground were killed. stephanie ramos is in philadelphia with the latest. good morning, stephanie. >> reporter: hi there, rebecca. this morning the ntsb says they've located the cockpit voice recorder from the medical transport jet that plunged to the ground here in philadelphia. flying eight feet below the sight of official impact. take a look at aerial footage showing the gaping hole in the ground from the aircraft. the small plane operated by jet rescue air ambulance took off from northeast philadelphia airport friday night after 6 p.m. less than a minute later it plummeted erupting into a fiery explosion.

debris flown as far as five city blocks away. all six people on board the jet killed, at least one person on the ground. the captain and his co-pilot were flying back to mexico with a 31-year-old and her 11-year-old daughter after the young girl was receiving treatment at shriner's children hospital. also on board a doctor and a paramedic. just heart breaking. multiple federal agencies are investigating this crash, robin. >> robin: just as you said, heart breaking. all right, stephanie. thank you. now we have a gma health alert, as it is american heart disease month. heart disease still the leading cause of death in the u.s. but it is 80% preventible. and there is something you can do about it. know your numbers and get screened. our chief medical correspondent and practicing cardiologist dr. tara

narula is here. this is your wheel house. >> this is my month. i'm so excited. >> robin: tell us when you're talking about numbers and how we go about getting screened. >> knowledge is power. the first number is blood pressure. a normal blood pressure should be 120/80. if you get consistent ratings where the top is say above 130 or bottom over 80, that is considered hypertension. second thing, your cholesterol. when you have your cholesterol checked you'll get four things back. total cholesterol, ldl, hdl, triglycerides. you want to remember the keep your total cholesterol under 200 and bad cholesterol under 200. next blood sugar. we've recently learned almost 60% of americans have prediabetes and diabetes. anything less than 5.7 is normal. 5.7 to 6.5 is prediabetes. over 6.5 is diabetes. weight. we use body mass index.

your bmi, healthy bmi should be 18.5 to 25. 25-30 considered overnight. above 30 obese. waist circumference less inches for men. and last a number or something you may not have heard of that i talk about is a newer type of blood test that we test for a bad generically carried blood. it carries an elevated risk of heart attack, stroke. the general number should be less than 50. you want family members to get checked. >> robin: people are going, i'm in, i'm in. how do you recommend getting all these screenings? >> two quick ways. one is a risk calculator. called prevent. basically they put in numbers an give you a ten year risk score, 30 year risk score. a screening test cat scan for plaque underneath the heart arteries. >> robin: okay. all right. you broke it right down. thank you, dr. narula. coming up with dei initiatives

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♪ ♪ >> robin: back now on gma. this is black history month. some federal agencies are banning any celebrations of it or any other annual cultural events in order to comply with president trump's executive order curtailing diversity, equity and inclusion programs. 20/20's deborah roberts is here with more on the controversy and the future of dei. good morning, deb. >> good morning, robin. hard to believe a small acronym has sparked such a fierce debate. dei began as a way of levelling the playing field, creating equality in power structures. but somehow the message has been lost, with some now seeing dei as a symbol for unfair practices. now with the government taking that same stand, there's some big efforts to push back. the sweeping roll back of dei policies striking a nerve with consumers online.

some expressing outrage that major retailers are retreating from commitments to diversity, equity and inclusion. those goals all about helping highlight, strengthen minority groups by addressing longstanding issues like the gender pay gap and expanding recruitment of candidates historically overlooked for lucrative positions. >> any time anything is politicized, it's inherently polarizing. we first have to acknowledge the fact different people experience the world in different ways depending on the identities they hold, right? i'm talking about race, gender, sexual orientation, abilities. dei is designed to drive equitable outcomes. >> reporter: one company sending shock waves for its about face, minneapolis based target. which leaned into programs centered around equity after seismic reactions to the death of george floyd. target once boasting of its partnerships with black entrepreneurs. >> oh, well look here. >> reporter: including tabitha brown.

many now wondering what comes next. >> it's been very hard for black owned businesses to hit shelves. so it is definitely heartbreaking to feel unsupported. >> reporter: in recent weeks some consumers fighting back with their wallets, signaling a plan to boycott big box stores. in a statement to target employees the company saying it will begin accelerating action in key areas and implementing changes with the goal of driving growth and staying in step with the evolving external landscape. the impact of dei stretching wide, from enrollment in higher education to hiring practices. and while critics claim dei includes a racial bias, pitting less qualified candidates against those more deserving, some business experts insist that's not the case. >> in my mind, the idea that dei

isn't merit based or anti-merit, is fundamentally flawed. >> america has been on a very very long journey trying to fulfill its ideals. it's been a rocky road. we see the land mark brown v. board of education which ended legal segregation at public schools. this isn't new. we've seen this throughout history. we make progress then there's backlash. >> backlash so many are talking about. the trump administration has ordered dei language removed from government funded organizations, including the military, cultural institutions. but equality activists like the ones you saw there say they remain committed to the cause, and even cite big corporations like delta airline, apple, costco, goldman sachs which say they will continue to promote diversity, equity and inclusion policies. >> robin: you said you saw a t-shirt. >> yes. a woman wore a shirt that said earned not given which plays into the argument that these are given to people. it's about opportunities not giving.

>> robin: it's merit based. >> absolutely. >> robin: you have to remember that. just thank you. just helping people have a better understanding. let's go now to ginger. >> ginger: we're looking for some record numbers as far as temperatures go. looking up lincoln boulevard, oklahoma city, one of those places. will not only break a record today at 80, this is 30 degrees above average. but again on wednesday we're gonna play the high/low. this little ride people are going on here, from las vegas to denver to houston today could see records from 20 to 30 degrees above normal. lot of cities will be doing it.

>> george: and we are counting down to captain america. two weeks until it hits theater. will reeve sat down with one of the movie's stars, harrison ford. good morning again, will. >> will: hello again, george. captain america brave new world has a big new addition, the harrison ford, making his marvel debut. he plays the president/the red hulk, a long awaited character. ford said it's complicated, but he's not totally a villain. i sat down with ford and we went deep on this movie, his career and his favorite color. >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states -- >> will: 2025 is the year harrison ford sees red. >> you want me? come and get me! >> reporter: did you work out? what did you do?

>> oh yeah, oh yeah. i worked out to be just like that. [ laughter ] no. >> will: no? >> no. it's magic. >> will: you let the computer take care of that? let magic take care of that. the 82-year-old hollywood legend bringing his singular rugged charm to gma. >> do i look disshelved? >> will: no. do you want to? >> yeah. >> will: you can mess up your hair. >> how's that? >> will: i think you look good. >> you know, i've been no fan of heroes, but even i can't deny the good that you've done. >> reporter: in captain america brave new world, ford plays the now president, thaddeus ross, picking up the role from the late william hurt. it's ford's first time in a marvel film, something he'd been wanting to do for years. >> it's a marvel movie, for god sake. it's got all of that smash and grab, running, jumping, falling down stuff. >> reporter: being in a marvel film is blank. >> being in a marvel film is a privilege. it's an introduction to a whole

new genre. >> i have to admit i'm still getting used to your new look. >> reporter: a new look, a new mission and a sneak peek. >> what you've accomplished has given me reason to reconsider. which is why i want you, captain america, to help me rebuild the avengers. yeah. he's complicated. he turns into a hulk on rare occasions. >> reporter: audiences have loved him for nearly half a century as hans solo. >> chilling. we're home. >> reporter: and indiana jones. five indiana jones movies later, he's still got it. why do you still work? >> you promised you weren't gonna ask that question. >> reporter: surely at some point you could have said, i'm good. i'm gonna step back and slow down. it feels like in recent years you've sped up.

you're in movie, tv shows. >> i find challenge. i find new people to work with. >> reporter: that's what keeps it interesting? >> yeah, up to this point in the process. [ laughter ] >> reporter: so far. do you have a favorite film of your own that you've been? no. >> would be like comparing your children, one to the other. each film is a different opportunity to go and do something else. kind of fantastic way to start your life. >> reporter: do you look back on your career much at all? >> i see it out of the corner of my eye every once in awhile. but i don't reflect on it. i'm looking for something past that point. >> reporter: finally, i turn it back to him. what do you want me to ask you? >> my favorite color. >> reporter: what is your favorite color? >> green. >> reporter: green? >> thank you. >> reporter: i like blue. >> i'm done with you. i don't talk to you anymore. >> reporter: your answer should have been red, by the way. you're right. >> valentine's day is when brave new world smashes into theater.

pleasure to be with the one and only harrison ford. >> rebecca: with those colors of the brave new world. will, that was very fun. we enjoyed it. we're gonna go now to the very talented james marsden. you know him from x men and west world. and this morning he's here to tell us about his newest role in the thriller "paradise." welcome. >> thank you very much. [ applause ] >> rebecca: we are all loving this series. it's incredible. you play the president, which you have a little experience with, being jfk. [ laughter ] >> very little. >> rebecca: very little. what's it like to embody a role like that? >> it's daunting. yeah, daunting. i realize i probably don't want that position in real life. this depiction of the president is a little more unconventional. we get to explore him being somewhat reckless, drinking a little too much. and he's the president but he

doesn't really want to be. and then gets caught up in a murder mystery. well, he's the subject of -- he's the victim of the murder. that's not a spoiler, it's in the trailer. [ laughter ] but, yeah, you get to see a playful side to him an also very broken side. carries a lot of regrets. the show becomes something completely different. >> robin: sterling k. was here last week and gave us a little taste of it. i know you said daunting, but what kind of president would you be? >> under qualified. [ laughter ] i feel like i would be -- i don't know. yeah. unqualified. i'd be fun. i feel like i would be somebody who would try to make the right decisions for the people to the best of his ability. yeah. beyond that i'm not sure what else i would contribute. >> george: let's take a look at a clip.

>> is there anything i can do for you? >> i don't know. maybe cool it with the basketball metaphors. [ laughter ] >> well, well, well, look at you. good for you, xavier. you're kind of funny when you're wounded. >> george: we had a lot of fun with sterling. sounds like you had a lot of fun on set together. we heard you actually sang together? >> i think some of the subject matter was so heavy, any attempt to keep it light between take, yes. i would hear -- sterling has this booming voice and this really infectious laugh. he loves to have a good time on set. i would hear him singing from the other side of los angeles. [ laughter ] i would hear him sing so i'd join him.

we'd sing like old school r&b. it was a good time. >> rebecca: is there a favorite song in that mix? >> yes. >> rebecca: what is it? >> "if i ever fall" by shy. >> robin: go on, go on. [ laughter ] >> no, no. >> robin: nicely done. >> rebecca: did russell ever sing? who is russell? >> russell's -- because they didn't want to have me lying on the floor dead for hours on end, they made a full prosthetic version of me, just a dummy, to lay there on the ground. >> rebecca: you named him russell? >> the crew named him russell. it became a joke. russell -- there he goes. he'd pop up occasionally in my holding a headshot. he wanted me to sign and. and he would. he'se just chilling. he would make his rounds. and it became a thing

where russell started taking over my scenes. so i would show up to do it. >> you got jealous of russell? >> no, no. he's a great guy. very benevolent, very sweet, very giving, very generous actor. super, super guy. very talented. but. but. yeah. no. he started. yeah, he started taking over. and i would show up on se, and he was here. he already did your scene. so you can go home. but yes, we had some fun with him. yeah. for a very serious, well, somewhat serious show. we did have some laughs. >> and that's and we don't want to give too much away, but it's a mysterious place. yeah. >> it's sort of an interesting, mysterious community that's populated by some of the world's most prominent individuals. a murder takes place. it's me. spoiler. and then it's. so it's a it's a political thriller. it's not about politics, really. it's more of a whodunit, but it's also an exploration of disparities of class and status and power dynamics. and then the show surprises you. let's put.

>> it this way. and the first three episodes. are now streaming on hulu of paradise. new episodes drop every single tuesday. it is excellent. congratulations. thank you. well done, russell as well. coming up, michelle williams is here talking about her return to broadway. we can't wait. >> the most talked about show on streaming is on abc. >> there's a whole story that we haven't told anyone there. secrets, lies, gossip. >> i'm exposing everything. oh hell no. >> the secret lives of mormon wives tonight, after the bachelor on abc. >> tim allen and kat dennings in the new family comedy shifting gears. >> 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. we are getting reports of very heavy traffic in the santa cruz mountains. and that's because of the sig alert that we've been telling you about all morning long. still very heavy traffic. there was a big rig fire on northbound 17 after ama bridge road, and we still have the right lane that's shut down. and we have another graphic that shows you just what is going on here. traffic is barely moving from alta vista lane, so you can take some alternate routes such as summit road, old santa cruz highway or ama bridge road. amanda. >> all right. gloria. thank you. meteorologist drew tums your accuweather forecast after the break. >> good morning, i'm cindy bigelow. i hope this morning you do something just for you. enjoy a warm cup of bigelow tea. so grab a mug and tea proudly. listening to people that drink bigelow tea is so important to my family because making that perfect cup. it's the reason we

do what we do. hi, guys. >> hey. >> so, what are you guys drinking? >> constant comment when i'm drinking bigelow tea. it's just a moment for me. it's just me time. >> that's what a cup of tea is. a moment for you. someone you love. >> oh. >> it tastes really great. >> yes. it was always bigelow tea. >> wow. that's what my family hopes for. >> cheers. cheers. >> it's the hard knock life for us. >> one of the most popular musicals of all time is back. see annie, broadway's favorite orphan, live on stage in an all new production. hailed by the chicago tribune as one of the best family musicals ever written. >> pah'-ha-row to. >> annie is back to spread hope for all the hard knocks life throws your way. so clear away those sorrows and get your tickets to annie today. >> coming to the orpheum theater for five shows only february 6th through ninth. tickets at broadway sf.com. >> a car just hit me out of nowhere. my back was hurting. my neck was hurting. i called jakobi meyers. hiring jakobi meyers was the best choice that i made. they genuinely cared of

how i was feeling, how i was doing. because of the settlement, i was able to spend more time with my family. >> jacoby and meyers for the justice you deserve. >> hey, bay area live with kelly marcus. coming up. >> we'll chat with laverne cox from clean slate. plus, olivia holt from heart eyes is here. >> that's at nine on abc seven. >> we'll see you in 30 minutes. the accuweather forecast showing you heavy rain returns later on tonight. our storm system is to our north right now, but it moves in here after the sun goes down. so the next few hours, it's all about cloudy skies, a little bit of mist and drizzle. daytime highs mainly in the upper 50s to the lower 60s. now it's a level two this evening for heavy rain, mainly in the north bay. a flood watch in effect for everyone. amanda. >> all right, drew, thank you. we will have another ac seven news update in about 30 minutes and always >> announcer: welcome back to "gma" live from times square.

>> robin: talk about affection. we are back with an incredibly talented woman, someone i am grateful and blessed to call a dear friend. michelle williams is back on broadway in the musical adaptation of "death becomes her" which is getting rave reviews. please welcome back to "good morning america" michelle williams! [ applause ] hello! >> good morning, good morning! >> robin: we're already shedding tears. >> already crying. >> robin: because i'm so proud of you. i am so proud of you. >> thank you. >> robin: people say this is must see. i haven't seen it yet, but you're gonna see my face in the place. what is it about it? the fact that you are now being -- you can be considered for a tony award. you're in the running. what does that mean to you? >> well, i feel like i've already won being back on broadway. it's been six years since i've been on broadway. you know my journey, all right.

back in 2018 i had to leave a broadway show because of my mental health. your post this morning about closed doors, i thought that door was closed for me to return on broadway. i thought i blew it. i thought i would be seen as a liability. can she maintain? and six years later i get a phone call, minding my business, saying we want you to come to new york. consider being viola and originating a role on broadway. >> robin: yes, yes. not just any role. >> i know. >> robin: isabella rossalini, who was in the film, she came to see you. >> she came to see me in the play. i turned into possibly a little girl, or somebody when you admire and respect them so much. just like the same thing i have for you. >> robin: oh, bless you. >> i didn't want to keep her waiting. my hair and makeup was probably all over the place.

just her kindness, her grace. for her to say she's so proud and how excited she was to see the show. and for me to be able to just do a little bit of her role, justice of her role. she was a trailblazer. >> robin: she was. >> i'm just following her footsteps a little bit. >> robin: there at the debut, your girls. they were there. beyonce and kelly from destiny's child. >> yeah. >> robin: that had to be so special that they were there. >> they were so excited when i told them about the opportunity to be in "death becomes her." it's kelly's favorite movie. she was asking me, how are they gonna do the hole in the stomach? i said, you just got to show up. she's about to film a movie. i must acknowledge my girl. >> robin: you woke up to the news. >> i woke up to the news. i wanted to be on time for you this morning. [ laughter ] >> robin: okay. >> so i okay up to the news, three gram phmy wins, album of

year. >> robin: finally. >> finally. she seemed most surprised about the country album. very, very, very thrilled and excited for her. >> robin: they are thrilled an excited for you. you were eluding to earlier about the last time you were on broadway under doctor's orders you were told you need to step away and take care of your mental wellness. can you just share your journey since that time we've seen you? >> since that time. 2018 was bitter and sweet, you know n that year. 2018 the world knows i checked myself into a treatment facility for depression. the off before broadway show came in, once on this island. i was so excited to get back on the broadway stage. i wasn't as well as i probably should have been. just got to a point where i had to check out of the show. >> robin: yeah. >> i didn't want to do it.

to me that was two blows in the same year. checking into a treatment facility for depression, and then checking out of a show still because of it. like i said earlier this morning, i thought i'd blown it. i thought the door was closed. my life just began to transition in a different purpose, passion was birthed, being an advocate and public speaker about mental health. and so i just thought, well, this is where my life is. listen, i did ieda2003, the color purple, chicago the musical. >> robin: right, right. >> i've had a good run on broadway. >> robin: excellent run. >> then february of 2024, i'm minding my business. i think i get the text on a saturday or a sunday. it comes to my work e-mail box. my work e-mail box has a specific tone that i know this is work. because it was on the weekend i was like, i don't know if i'm gonna look at it or answer it.

but i'm so glad i did. it was to come to new york and to be in "death becomes her" the musical based off the movie. i don't know how we're pulling it off, but we are every single night. >> robin: it is funny. >> it is funny. it is laugh out loud. it is great to be back. when you think that you did wrong or something happened. >> robin: to get another chance. >> to get another chance. >> robin: yeah. you also, michelle, you made people comfortable to have the conversation about their mental well being from your book. you're a life coach? >> yes. i am graduating, getting my certification in life coaching. again, i didn't know where my life was going to go. i love being able to help people. i love helping people make certain life transitions or

coaching them out of what i was in. nothing is wrong with a little visit. >> robin: you talk about your anchors. one of your anchors was banana pudding. >> listen we got to talk about our anchors. >> robin: i thought we had some banana pudding for you. where is it? there we go. >> no, you don't. no, you don't. >> robin: thank you, billy d. >> wait a minute. >> robin: come on now. you know we're gonna bring it right to you. >> y'all -- this is one of my anchors. we talk about anchors, right, and what's gonna get us through life and some of the hard times maybe we feel like we're living in now. let me shut up. go ahead. >> robin: banana pudding is one of them. >> banana pudding is one of my anchors. faith in god is san anchor for

though storm, when things still, you know? being ready for the storms that lie ahead, you have to be anchored. this is really banana pudding. >> robin: you helped some people this morn. i have no doubt, some people this morning watching. your words are a great comfort. just to see the light in you and to know you done the work and that you are back and you are healthy. that's all that really matters. >> i'm thankful for second, third, fourth. >> robin: however many we need. and tickets for "death becomes her" are on sale. don't take my ticket. okay? we'll be right back. [ laughter ]

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>> ginger: after a stormy weekend, from south central idaho. they had more than two feet of fresh snow. they're gonna get more, but this one is gonna sink south into that central valley. you see the timing there 5 p.m. tuesday. by wednesday early morning, los angeles and those burn scars from the recent fires are also going to be included in quarter inch or more. so just look at some snow totals. more than two feet in parts of northern rockies. let's get a check closer to home.

>> george: story now about the lsu football player who was on the road to realizing his nfl dreams when he started feeling ill. took a month for him to be diagnosed with brain cancer. now he's suing the school and the hospital that treated him him after surgery he says left him disabled. michael sat down with him. >> michael: greg brooks jr., starting safety at lsu, was at the top of his game. he was captain of the football team, starting 13 of 14 games he played. by many accounts, he was a prospect for the nfl. >> i feel like this is great. we have a better bond throughout the team. everything is going good. >> michael: all that came to a shocking end when a sudden illness took him off the field. >> people couldn't understand me. >> michael: take us back to september 2023. you learned your son had a brain tumor. >> my question was, why that kid?

everything we want our young men to be, this kid signified that. >> michael: it was august of 2023. the newly selected team captain said he began feeling dizzy, had a headache and was nauseous during practice. in a lawsuit he has since filed against louisiana state university and our lady of the lake medical center for negligence, greg alleges he passed out then began to vomit minutes later in front of his coaches and athletic trainers. he says he was told by the athletic trainer he had vertigo and was cleared to return to practice. according to the filing, despite continuing to report those symptoms on a daily basis, it wasn't until 39 days after his symptoms began that a team made an appointment with the neurologist, who discovered the brain tumor. what did the school or coaches tell you about what he was going through? >> nothing. the one call that i received was, i need you to get here. your son is having emergency surgery tomorrow morning.

>> michael: was there a point where you were concerned about who was in charge of that decision? >> he said lsu, one of the best colleges in the united states. i never thought that his best interests weren't being taken. >> michael: so you didn't seek a second opinion? >> no, sir. >> michael: he claims the family was led to believe their only option was moving forward emergently with the brain surgery, also alleging the surgeon was not qualified to do this particular surgery, during which brooks suffered multiple strokes and was left with severe and permanent injuries. what is the first thing you remember when you came out of surgery? >> i thought it was fake. i was in disbelief. >> michael: like a dream? >> yeah. like a nightmare that i couldn't wake up from. >> michael: after radiation and chemotherapy, greg, now 23, is

cancer-free, but his recovery is far from over. little greg, as the brooks family calls him, has had to relearn how to eat, write and speak. why do you want to speak out now? >> i want young athletes in the same spot i was, if something is hurting, tell them. and if they don't do anything about it, go get your second opinion. because if i would have known that i wouldn't be the way i am right now. >> the disease is not the issue. this is the after math of injury from surgery. >> michael: you said you haven't heard from anybody from the lsu coaching staff since october of 2023. >> specifically brian kelly. my son almost lost his life, coach. where were you? forget about football.

pick up the phone and say you love the kid, man. >> michael: at the time the suit was filed, lsu said brooks remains in our thoughts and prayers and since the beginning of our agreement with our championship health partner, our lady of the lake, they have provided exceptional medical care for our student athletes in all of our sports. our lady of the lake also said it could not comment on the litigation but that its neurosurgical team is among the most experienced in louisiana and they give our patients the best opportunity for positive outcome in any circumstance. so what do you want most for him going forward? >> i want him to lead a productive life, whatever it may be. >> michael: little greg, for you? >> i just want to be normal. >> michael: now, instead of following his father's footsteps into the nfl, greg jr. has daily speech and occupational therapy. he's also had an outpouring of love and support from friends and family. my daughter isabella, diagnosed with the same tumor as little

greg, just a month after him. what was your reaction when you saw her story? >> i said, my heart went out to you, man. my heart went out to you. and when i seen her come and i seen her walk, i said, that's not my son. i don't know where he was at that point. he wasn't speaking. he wasn't responding. he wasn't doing anything. i was torn. i was. >> somebody at least knows what i went through. we use her for advice, what to do next. >> he was a very athletic young man. just seeing him -- he obviously didn't go into his surgery thinking he'd end up the way he did. i'm very fortunate that mine

went so well. just had to work so hard just to make a little progress. it's frustrating. it's inspiring. he's my biggest inspiration, i think. >> michael: for the last year, greg jr. and isabella have been there for each other despite never having met, until now. come on in, baby girl. >> wow. >> michael: greg, isabella. greg and greg. >> hi. >> i want you to know from our family how proud we are of you. >> thank you. >> it takes a strong person to do that. >> you're looking at one, too. >> whatever card i'm dealt, i'm gonna play and i'm gonna make sure i win. >> robin: wow. >> george: what a strong young man that is. >> robin: really is. it really is. he is an exceptional young man and his family. >> george: we hope it works out for them. and we'll be right back.

>> rebecca: we are back with a sweet shop gma. it's 11 days until valentine's day. lori bergamotto has us covered. because she loves all of us so much. at your service is your loved ones. not a surprise here. >> lori: there are five love languages. what we've done, we brought gifts for every single love language. your partner is -- let's kick things off with first one. words of affirmation. if that is their love language, this is a great gift for them. they start at $11. little key chain. on one side is a sound wave. on the flip side is a personal message that's engraved. we got them on etsy. there's a qr code attached. >> rebecca: scan the qr code. >> lori: scan the qr code. i'm gonna play a little bit here. good morning you guys. isabelle, i hope you have a great day at school. who is that? rebecca jarvis to her kids.

>> rebecca: this is what i made for the kids. >> lori: of course, you made that for the kids. it is so adorable. it's a way you can tell your partner, you loved one, words of affirmation that they so seek. ask rebecca, what's your love language? she doesn't know. >> rebecca: i'm not there yet. >> lori: this one is mine. act of service. it is when your loved one does something for you that you don't really want to do. vacuuming, people. i don't like doing it. >> rebecca: i don't know how i feel about this vacuum service. >> lori: i love it. this is the irobot roomba. nick, if you're watching get me one of these. you can program it. you can schedule it. it is amazing. >> rebecca: very cute. >> lori: okay. maybe your love language is quality time. >> rebecca: i think that's my love language. >> lori: is it? >> rebecca: oh, yeah. >> lori: you want to spend time with matt. you can do a lego together. this is trending all over the internet. we all know you can get traditional flowers for valentine's day.

we love them. this has 15 stems. there's snap dragons, no pun intended. rose, daisies. really fun, really cute. they'll last forever. >> rebecca: no water necessary. >> lori: there you go. saving gifts is another love language. this is another popular one. people love to get jewelry, they love to get clothing. >> rebecca: this is a good one. >> lori: this is the most popular one. receiving gifts. we have one of the most popular jewelry brands right now, kendra scott. we all know and love her. she makes great, accessories. this is one of her best sellers. we not the enamels here. then the heavy earrings are new for them. you can take the heart charm off. so they're just huggers. or you can have them for valentine's day. >> rebecca: excellent. >> lori: great things there.

this is physical touch, if this is your love language. it is not mine. we have the cuddle blanket. you can see, a two person blanket, hold hands. super soft on the inside. get together, snuggle up, rebecca jarvis, and have valentine's day. >> rebecca: all of these items are shopable. visit our website good morning america.com.

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